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A-Share Policy and Trading Opportunity Daily Report

Data Analysis Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

A-share policy and trading opportunity information is scattered across indices, policy releases, capital flows, and sector news. Manual summaries often mix stale data, omit beneficiary sectors, or list stocks without drivers, making reports hard to verify and prioritize.

How It Works

The skill turns nightly report generation into a reviewable workflow:
- Data collection: reads index data, runs web_search policy searches in multiple passes, and adds capital and sector signals.
- Formatting: follows references/format-template.md, requiring each policy to name beneficiary sectors, stocks to be written as full name + driving event, and direction to be marked with ▲ or ▼.
- Quality gates: uses same-day data only, keeps sources or drivers traceable, orders policies by importance, requires Tomorrow's focus with ★ ratings and concrete logic, and targets about 1,200 characters.

Boundaries

It is suited to a fixed-format A-share policy and opportunity briefing, not a real-time market system, trading signal engine, or investment advice. Output quality depends on the availability of same-day search results, a-stock-real-time.sh, and template files; missing sources should be resolved before publishing.

Use Cases

  • Compile post-close A-share policies, index data, and sector signals into a nightly report.
  • Deduplicate policy items, add beneficiary sectors and stock drivers, and keep it near 1,200 characters.
  • Verify same-day data sources, format up/down markers, and assign star ratings for tomorrow's focus.
  • Merge policy, capital-flow, and sector news into a fixed template suitable for a trading group.

Best For

  • A-share research analysts who need a fixed template, same-day policy tracking, and sourced notes.
  • Policy-driven portfolio managers who need beneficiary sectors, stock drivers, and tomorrow-logic ratings.
  • Ops engineers maintaining cron jobs, real-time data scripts, and related configuration paths.
  • Trading brief editors who must deduplicate, rank, and format policy news within a fixed length.