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A-Share Hot Sector Leader Radar

Professional Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

When A-share sector rotation moves quickly, manually comparing sector gains, main-fund inflows, constituents, candlesticks, and technical indicators is easy to miss and hard to audit. A skill should turn this into a repeatable scan with prediction tracking.

How it works

  • Sector scan: calls ths_data.py --industry-rank to collect sector gains, main-fund net inflows, volume ratio, and leading stocks, with focus on sectors showing positive gain plus fund inflow.
  • Prediction loop: on each run, it checks yesterday's prediction, compares it against today's result, records hit status, and writes a new sector-rotation signal.
  • Leader screening: after the user picks a sector, it fetches constituents, K-lines, and indicators such as MACD, KDJ, and RSI, then scores technicals, fund flow, and catalysts to rank top and secondary picks.
  • Risk notes: each recommendation includes suggested action and key risks, so short-term fund signals are not treated as long-term buy calls.

Boundaries

This skill depends on THS data access and the local ths_data.py script. It is useful for pre-market scans, fund-flow review, and shortlisting candidates, but it is not a substitute for licensed investment advice, deep fundamentals research, or real-time trading decisions. The prediction module should be read as rule-based signal review, not a return guarantee.

Use Cases

  • Scan top A-share sectors and main-fund inflows before open.
  • Check yesterday's sector hits and write today's signal.
  • Score sector leaders after user picks a sector.
  • Flag key risks before treating a shortlist as a trade idea.

Best For

  • Quant researchers reviewing A-share short-term setups need daily sector fund-flow and prediction-hit checks.
  • Equity analysts building thematic screens need hot sectors and leader candidates in a scored list.
  • Traders tracking main-fund shifts need a quick read on which sectors show improved fund-flow attitude.
  • Technical writers maintaining stock-analysis workflows need script output turned into readable pick lists.