Daily Stock Morning Brief

What It Addresses

Daily pre-market research often becomes a race to read scattered feeds: morning briefs, telegraphs, policy notes, and sector flow pages. The risk is not just missing news, but treating a headline as a trade signal or ignoring stop-loss discipline. Daily Stock Morning Brief turns that process into a repeatable checklist: assess market sentiment and candidate mainlines, grade catalyst strength, then map the result to position sizing, entry/exit signals, and risk rules.

How It Works

• Data collection: uses web_fetch or mcp_tavily_tavily_crawl to read Eastmoney financial breakfast, Cailianshe telegraphs, front-page policy signals, broker strategy views, and sector capital flow.
• Mainline scoring: scores thematic strength across disruption, industrial logic, public discussion, policy support, overseas mapping, and novelty. A total of ≥70 marks a mainline, 40-69 means keep tracking, and <40 means skip.
• Signal filtering: classifies news into central policy, ministry policy, sector catalysts, and public fermentation, then cross-checks them with volume and price patterns such as breakout, distribution, stagnation, and consolidation.
• Risk controls: applies hard reject rules for broad market drops, loss limits, fully digested news, and negative monetary policy signals, while keeping per-position and total exposure limits in view.

Boundaries And Caveats

Use it for pre-market preparation, intraday mainline tracking, and post-close review rather than automatic execution, profit guarantees, or individual stock recommendations. Output quality depends on source availability and completeness; if fetches fail, definitions conflict, or key policy documents are missing, reduce confidence and verify original sources before acting.