A Chinese-language analysis workflow for finding the main trading themes in China's A-share stock market. It examines market strength, money movement, leading stocks, and the market's emotional cycle.
A Chinese-language research skill for comparing investment sectors, such as robotics and semiconductor companies. It evaluates sectors side by side using factors such as market position, catalysts, money flows, valuation, and crowding.
A lookup tool for Chinese stock-market sector data. It can return a sector's basic figures, description, performance over a period, or market statistics.
A Chinese-language skill for comparing the valuation of an investment sector or index. Valuation means judging how expensive an asset is relative to measures such as company earnings or book value.
A guide for analysing Northbound funds, money invested by mainland Chinese investors in Hong Kong-listed shares. It examines what these funds buy or sell and what that may suggest about market style.
A Chinese-language research and writing helper for evaluating Chinese companies expanding into overseas markets, especially in manufacturing. It examines whether overseas growth is likely to become real revenue and profit or remain mostly a story.
A tool for retrieving structured information about Chinese public companies through the TDX data service. It covers company summaries, basic details, stock issuance and trading, executives, and related companies.
A guide for reviewing a stock portfolio's structure and risks. It looks at holdings, industries, investment styles, concentration, trends, and position sizes.
A stock-screening process for Chinese main-board shares that rose to their daily price limit for the first time. It looks for candidates that may rise to the limit again on the next trading day.
A guide for querying Chinese stock dividend and financing data through the TDX data interface. Dividend data covers shareholder cash distributions; financing data covers actions such as rights issues and new share offerings.
A lookup tool for the Chinese stock-market Dragon Tiger List, which shows unusual trading activity and the broker offices involved. It can find available dates or details for a given stock and date.
A procedure for querying stock earnings-warning data through the TDX data service. This data can include forecast profit, expected profit change, warning status, and forecast dates.
A Chinese-language stock-analysis skill for studying events that may affect a stock over the next three to ten trading days. It compares the event with market expectations, price action, trading activity, and related sectors.
A guide for judging how a company treats shareholders through dividends, share buybacks, cash flow, and other uses of capital. Dividends are cash payments to shareholders, while buybacks are company purchases of its own shares.
A Chinese-language stock-analysis skill that assesses whether a popular stock or market theme may be developing into a self-reinforcing bubble. It examines market behavior, expectations, company fundamentals, valuation, and related trading data.
A Chinese-language framework for researching an individual stock through company fundamentals, industry conditions, market expectations, valuation, and risks.
A Chinese-language routing skill for answering questions about individual stocks. It identifies the question type, gathers matching market data, and chooses an analysis approach.
A guide for reading Chinese listed-company announcements and financial reports, such as annual reports, quarterly reports, and earnings forecasts. It checks what the information says about the company’s underlying business and stock price.
A structured stock-research skill that scores a company's long-term business quality on a 100-point scale. It reviews the business model, competitive advantages, growth, financial condition, management, and use of capital.
A skill for looking up the hot topics and themes linked to a Chinese stock by its six-digit code. It can return related sectors, themes, events and information summaries through TDX data.
A Chinese-language industry-chain mapping workflow for turning a market theme, technology, policy, or event into a structured investment map. An industry chain describes how resources, suppliers, manufacturers, and applications connect.
A TDX data query for an industry supply chain and its important events. TDX is the data service named by the skill; an industry supply chain shows relationships between upstream and downstream businesses.
A research workflow for examining an A-share company’s major shareholders and institutional holdings. It compares ownership structure, changes in holdings, concentration, and possible investor behavior.