A-Share Short-Term Monster Stock Sentiment Analysis
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About this skill
Problem Solved
In a wave of limit-up stocks, the short-term leader that may sustain consecutive boards is hard to separate from one-day followers. This skill turns that judgment into reviewable dimensions: identify the sentiment cycle, compare sealing quality, float market cap, turnover, chip structure, and board ladder position, then flag likely high-momentum candidates while marking one-wave names prone to a quick fade.
How It Works
- Market data input: pulls daily limit-up, consecutive-board, and real-time quote data via
tdx-connector, and uses market breadth to estimate the sentiment stage. - Structured scoring: compares seal strength, turnover, float market cap, ladder position, and chip concentration to produce a ranked monster-stock table.
- Narrative analysis: the current Agent model adds sentiment interpretation, core stock breakdown, risk screening, and intraday decision notes to form a readable report.
- Trading linkage: stock codes can open K-lines in an already-running TDX, Tonghuashun, East Money, or DZH client through
tdxlink://, switching the original window instead of spawning a new one.
Boundaries and Notes
- This skill is aimed at A-share short-term trading logic, not long-horizon valuation based on PE/PB.
- Intraday and post-close data may differ, so consecutive-board ladders should be cross-checked against live quotes.
- Linkage requires an adapted trading client to be open and the report to be opened in a system browser.
- Feishu push is optional and requires proper environment configuration.
Use Cases
- After receiving TDX limit-up and consecutive-board lists, identify the day's sentiment cycle and the strongest follow-through leader.
- During a limit-up review, compare seal size, turnover, float cap, and chip structure to avoid chasing one-wave fake leaders.
- When generating a short-term report, make stock codes clickable so an open TDX or Tonghuashun window switches to the K-line.
- After close, turn the core conclusions into a Markdown summary and push it to a trading group after setting the Feishu OpenID.
Best For
- A-share short-term traders who need to pick the most likely consecutive-board leader from daily limit-up lists.
- Short-term strategy analysts who need to turn sentiment cycles, monster-stock rankings, and risk notes into a deliverable report.
- Retail traders using TDX, Tonghuashun, or East Money who want report stock codes to switch an open K-line window.
- Ops people configuring WorkBuddy automations who need scheduled limit-up data pulls and Feishu summary pushes.
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