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Wind Alice Fund Screening & Investment Advisory

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What Problem It Solves

Advisors and investors often need to compare funds across risk, returns, holdings, and fund managers, then translate that into allocation advice based on risk tolerance, horizon, and goals. Manual comparison can miss dimensions and make it hard to reach a structured conclusion.

How It Works

The skill sends a natural-language request to Wind Alice Agent, which performs fund screening and comparative analysis. Core capabilities include:
- Multi-dimensional screening: filter by conservative, balanced, or aggressive risk profiles, short/medium/long horizons, and thematic tags.
- Comparative analysis: cover returns, volatility, maximum drawdown, Sharpe ratio, sector exposure, and fund manager track record.
- Advisory output: provide screening results, allocation references, investor profile matching, and risk notes.

A typical flow is to state risk preference, investment horizon, and candidate funds, then trigger screening with one natural-language request. When continuing a prior turn, use session continuity so unrelated topics do not pollute the context.

Boundaries and Notes

This skill is suited to fund recommendation, candidate comparison, thematic screening, and portfolio allocation references; it does not replace formal investment advice. Outputs depend on server-side data quality, so check annotations when data is limited. Full reports may be saved locally, but user-facing responses should rely on the returned text conclusion.

Use Cases

  • Beginner investors screen suitable first funds using balanced risk preference and a 3-year horizon.
  • Advisors compare two funds on returns, drawdown, holdings, and manager profile.
  • Thematic investors screen new-energy funds and inspect sector distribution and top-holding concentration.
  • Portfolio reviewers generate allocation references and risk notes from existing fund codes.

Best For

  • Beginner investors: want to screen a first fund by risk preference, horizon, and goals.
  • Advisors: need candidate fund comparison with allocation advice and risk notes.
  • Thematic investors: want to screen new-energy, consumer, or tech funds.
  • Portfolio investors: want to review existing funds and get allocation references.