About this skill

Problem

When analyzing A-share technicals, the hard part is not fetching quotes but keeping indicator logic consistent and evidence-backed. This skill turns trends, moving averages, MACD, Bollinger Bands, volume confirmation, and support/resistance into a structured technical report, useful for questions like trend strength, price position, and whether volume is confirming the move.

How It Works

It first resolves a stock name or six-digit code, then pulls real-time quotes and recent 7-day indicators from Investoday financial data:

search: resolve the stock code
stock-quote/realtime-merge: latest price, change, and turnover
stock/str-trend-ind: moving averages, MACD, and other trend indicators
stock/price-vol-ind: Bollinger Bands, OBV, PVT, and other price-volume indicators

It then produces a five-step analysis: price state, trend direction, position level, support/resistance structure, and volume validation. Each conclusion should cite at least two indicator or price evidence points and state the time window, such as the latest trading day or the last 7 trading days.

Boundaries

It analyzes public market data and public technical indicators only. It does not store query history, and its output is not investment advice. For valuation questions or financial statement quality, use valuation analysis or financial analysis instead.

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Use Cases

During a single A-share review, quickly check moving-average alignment, MACD strength, and volume follow-through.
When drafting a technical note, verify price position in Bollinger Bands, support/resistance zones, and volume-price divergence risks.
Generate a structured report from a stock name or code that summarizes trend, position, support/resistance, and volume confirmation.
Before market open, confirm whether the target stock is in a bullish, bearish, range-bound, or repair phase.

Best For

Research assistants tracking short-term A-share trends who need a unified report on moving averages, MACD, and volume.
Market-commentary editors who need to verify whether a stock is elevated, inside support/resistance, and volume-confirmed.
Quant engineers building automated single-stock reviews who need consistent quote and technical-indicator analysis.
Financial content editors who need clear boundaries between technical analysis, valuation analysis, and financial-statement analysis.

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