Kimi Stock Research Roundtable

Problem

Stock questions are rarely one-dimensional: a sector call needs industry trend, valuation, capital signals, earnings validation, and short-term tape reading. A single-model answer can collapse into vague “overall” conclusions or repeat market data as generic public information. This skill structures the request as an investment research roundtable, requiring separate roles to present their own methods, structured data, and disagreements rather than one consolidated recommendation.

How It Works

The lead Yuan identifies the instrument and question type, then dispatches 3–6 of Xing, Wen, Zhou, Kun, Zhao, and Lei. Members work in parallel and cannot see each other's conclusions; market and valuation data must come from NeoData / westock-data, with source and timestamp annotated. The final report includes:
- Conclusion card: stance distribution, key data snapshot, core judgments
- Expert views: independent cards and tables for each analyst
- Deep thinking: misreadings, important but unasked variables
- Follow-up watch: trigger lines and failure conditions

Boundaries

It fits direction calls, valuation, timing/risk, drawdown response, single-stock earnings tracking, and short-term hotspot analysis for markets such as HK and A-shares, but the output is not a buy/sell instruction. The short-term role covers 1–5 days, the earnings role focuses on single stocks, and missing real-time data or mismatched role triggers require human judgment before relying on the result.