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Guijiang Value Investing Decision Checklist

Professional Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem addressed

Value investing judgments are often experience-based, and single-stock analysis can be pulled by one narrative. This skill turns the Guijiang framework into a six-dimension, 19-question checklist, converting moats, cash flow, valuation, governance, and sentiment into a repeatable pre-purchase self-check.

How it works

It runs a fixed pipeline:
- Timestamp: uses PowerShell to capture the local time for the report date.
- Report generation: calls scripts/generate_checklist_html.py and writes scripts/output/Guijiang_Value_Investing_Decision_Checklist_YYYYMMDD.html.
- Email delivery: calls scripts/send_checklist_email.py to send the HTML body to hncjit@qq.com, with a date-formatted subject.
- Presentation: uses a conservative email-friendly palette, max width 900px, and a readable layout for mobile.

Caveats

This is a checklist and file-delivery workflow, not real-time market analysis, financial statement parsing, or investment advice. It depends on local Python scripts, a saved email_config.py, and QQ SMTP settings; paths, SMTP authorization, or recipient changes require environment updates.

Use Cases

  • Before buying, compare moat, cash flow, valuation, and governance against a reviewable checklist.
  • Compile the six-dimension Guijiang questions into a formal HTML report and email it for records.
  • During post-trade review, test whether the buy thesis is independent of market consensus.
  • Read the dark blue and gold HTML report on mobile and scan the 19 questions with ideal answers.

Best For

  • Individual investors who prefer value investing and need structured pre-purchase self-checks.
  • Independent researchers who need to document investment judgments into reviewable reports.
  • Operations staff or assistants who must email a fixed checklist to a set recipient.
  • Investors who prefer reading HTML email reports instead of opening long local documents.