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Notice Search Radar

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem to solve

In investment research and risk monitoring, teams often need to check whether a stock recently issued earnings forecasts, share reductions, or buybacks, or summarize notable announcements across a market for the last N days. Manually scanning exchange pages is slow, and confusing single-symbol queries with market-wide radar can cause missed signals or false assumptions about missing data.

How the skill works

  • Supports A-share and HK-stock announcements. A-share is the default; HK queries should use market=hk, with regex handling traditional terms such as “購回” and “業績”.
  • mode=list retrieves all announcement types for one symbol, suitable for recent announcements for a company.
  • mode=signal checks reduction or buyback signals for one symbol.
  • mode=digest aggregates forecast, reduction, and buyback across the market in one pass, suitable for notable announcements in the last N days.
  • mode=category queries one category, and can be run for all three categories to avoid treating only earnings forecasts as the whole-market view.

Boundaries and cautions

  • US stocks are not supported; do not fabricate SEC or US exchange results.
  • An empty digest usually means no hits in the three radar categories within the window, not an API failure.
  • Use dedicated skills for filing PDFs, watchlist updates, or multi-period financial statements instead of this announcement search.
  • Reports should only use returned content and avoid inventing financial figures.

Use Cases

  • Check whether an A-share stock issued earnings forecasts, reductions, or buybacks in the last 7 days.
  • Summarize notable market-wide forecast, reduction, and buyback announcements over the last few days.
  • Review a HK stock for recent “buyback” or “earnings” announcements instead of relying on the default A-share market.

Best For

  • Equity researchers tracking A-share announcements and extracting investment clues daily.
  • Quant risk analysts checking single-stock reduction, buyback, or earnings forecast signals.
  • Research operations staff summarizing market-wide announcement themes for morning briefings.