A stock-screening assistant that filters shares using financial, valuation, technical, industry, and event-related conditions. It can cover US, Hong Kong, or global markets and reports evidence, risks, and follow-up checks.
A company research tool that examines financial statements and other indicators to assess a business. It produces reports covering profitability, cash flow, debt, valuation, risks, and comparisons with similar companies.
A research workflow for finding an investor or institution's latest disclosed holdings and changes. Holdings are the stocks or other investments owned by a person or organization.
A Chinese-language analyst for researching macroeconomic and company news that may affect a stock. It groups events such as earnings, acquisitions, regulation, and industry developments, then considers their possible impact.
A Chinese-language analyst for measuring market sentiment, meaning the mood and attention shown in social media and news about a stock. It examines sentiment signals over a chosen time period and relates them to possible trading implications.
A Chinese-language coordinator for certain stock-market research tasks. It plans the work, loads data tools and specialist agents, assigns subtasks, and checks the results.
A Chinese-language controller for checking each step of a trading research plan. It compares completed work with acceptance criteria, checks required files and risks, and controls limited retries.