Time Machine Reviewer: Stock Investment

Problem

Stock conversations often mix short-term news, emotional pressure, and long-term structural factors. A trader may overreact to same-day sentiment or hesitate because holding cost feels painful. This skill makes the review process explicit by separating the investment question into time-scaled checks.

How It Works

It first asks for the target ticker, current situation, cost basis, capital horizon, and risk tolerance. Then it works through 1-day, 1-year, 3-year, 5-year, and 10-year horizons. The 1-day layer filters noise from news, funding, technicals, and sentiment. The 1-year layer builds optimistic, neutral, and bearish scenarios with quarterly estimates and an event calendar. The 3-year layer maps the industry cycle and operating path. The 5-year layer audits moats and structural endgames. The 10-year layer frames the decision as a long-run wealth coordinate and a short, actionable note.

Boundaries

The skill requires data support, probability language, assumptions, and counter-risk notes, but it does not issue buy or sell orders. Financial and valuation estimates should be checked against official filings and public sources.