A Chinese-language stock research skill for measuring how crowded a company’s ownership is among funds and other institutions. It examines whether shared institutional interest reflects strong fundamentals or an over集中 trade that could unwind quickly.
A Chinese-language guide for analysing China’s Dragon-Tiger List, a stock-market report showing notable trading activity by brokerage branches. It focuses on which branches bought or sold, their net amounts, and their short-term trading patterns.
A Chinese-language data-query skill for looking up institutional stock holdings, northbound investment flows, and comparisons with share prices. TDX API data is a source of Chinese market information.
A Chinese-language daily investment research briefing that gathers market information and turns it into a focused market summary. It is intended for detailed reports rather than short replies.
A Chinese-language decision aid for managing how much money is invested in A-share trades. It considers market conditions, current holdings, risk tolerance, and investment timeframe.
A connection between Python strategy files and TdxQuant, TongdaXin's platform for securities data analysis and quantitative investment research. It uses the platform's tqcenter.py module to interact with the TongdaXin client.
A TDX data query for analysts’ shared expectations about an A-share company. A-share companies are stocks listed on mainland Chinese exchanges, and shared expectations include forecast ratings, target prices, and changes over time.
A stock-market research tool for looking up a company's shareholders, including its controlling owner, shareholder count, rankings, and largest shareholders.
A guide for querying Chinese stock events through tdxapidata, including shareholder changes, block trades, and major-shareholder holdings. Block trades are large stock transactions reported separately from ordinary market trades.
A trading-plan workflow for an already selected A-share stock. It covers possible entry, adding or reducing a position, profit-taking, stop-losses, and exit conditions.
A guide for querying Chinese stock-market trading data through tdxapidata. It maps requested data types to the required query settings and expects a six-digit stock code.
A Chinese-language framework for valuing companies and understanding what stock prices expect. It covers measures such as price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios, historical comparisons, industry comparisons, and financial checks.
A Chinese-language stock screener for A-shares, the shares traded on mainland Chinese stock exchanges. It turns natural-language requests into filters for prices, trends, company finances, industries, concepts, and money flows.
An ETF screening assistant for TongdaXin market data. An ETF, or exchange-traded fund, is an investment fund traded on a stock exchange; the assistant finds funds matching conditions such as price, performance, index, size, fees, style, or theme.
A Chinese-language tool for filtering publicly offered mutual funds using TongdaXin data. It can combine conditions such as fund type, returns, fund manager, risk, holdings, and asset allocation.
A framework for analysing how stock prices may react around earnings announcements, such as profit forecasts, preliminary results, and formal financial reports.
A tool for turning expert interviews, supply-chain research, investor calls, and meeting notes into structured research findings. It separates facts, opinions, deductions, and emotional language, then highlights useful new information and open questions.
A stock-market analysis skill focused on limit-up stocks, multi-day winning streaks, market sentiment, and identifying leading stocks within a theme. It uses market, price, trading-structure, and news data to assess the broader pattern before an individual stock.
A research assistant for interpreting Chinese policies and tracing how they may affect industries and companies. It is designed for policy research, thematic investing, event-driven analysis, and mapping policy changes to potential beneficiaries.