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Build a ranked map of the catalysts that could move a watchlist, theme, or portfolio by showing what matters, when it matters, and how those events could transmit across related names or exposures.
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Review a watchlist and rank which names deserve active attention, background monitoring, or removal based on catalysts, tradability, redundancy, and evidence quality for the user's style and timeframe.
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Use when the user wants an agent to interact with the eToro API for market data, portfolio and social features, or trade execution.
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Prepare for an upcoming earnings report or earnings week by identifying the reports that matter, framing the key debates, and surfacing the read-through risk that could affect the user's watchlist or positions.
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Prepare for upcoming macro catalysts by identifying the events that matter, mapping the likely transmission channels, and surfacing timing risk for the user's markets or positions.
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Analyze current market context through trend, volatility, breadth, and event backdrop so the user can choose tactics that fit the environment without relying on black-box regime claims.
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Review an open position and decide whether to hold, trim, tighten risk, close, or wait by comparing current behavior against the original thesis, invalidation logic, catalyst calendar, and execution constraints.
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Use when the user has a trade journal or trade log and wants repeated strengths, mistakes, environment-dependent patterns, and process changes without turning the review into hindsight theater.
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Guide a disciplined post-trade review across thesis quality, setup quality, execution, adherence, mistakes, and lessons without turning the result into hindsight theater.
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Identify the most important missing facts, assumptions, and unresolved questions that should be answered before a trade or investment idea is trusted, sized, or acted on.
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Pressure-test a trade or investment thesis by clarifying the core claim, evidence, invalidation, timeframe, and dependency chain before the user turns it into an entry, stop, or size.
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Review whether a trade plan is operationally executable by checking order type logic, liquidity and spread risk, event timing, stop realism, and whether the user can actually implement the plan cleanly.
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Evaluate whether a portfolio, account, or planned position is too dependent on a small number of issuers, sectors, themes, or correlated exposures before the user adds or holds more risk.
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Use when the user needs a conservative position size from account equity, risk budget, entry, stop, and trading friction before entering a trade.
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Use when the user wants to test whether a proposed entry, stop, and target structure is coherent, asymmetric enough, and vulnerable to obvious failure modes before the trade is placed.
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Orchestrate a disciplined earnings-event workflow by deciding which names deserve prep, mapping the key debates and read-through paths, pressure-testing the thesis and structure, and ending with a clear pre-earnings hold, avoid, or trade decision.
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Orchestrate a whole-book risk review by checking concentration, correlated exposure, catalyst clustering, market-context sensitivity, and live-position fragility before the user adds, holds, or reduces portfolio risk.
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Orchestrate a disciplined post-trade workflow by reconstructing the original plan, reviewing execution and rule adherence, and deciding whether the lesson is trade-specific or part of a larger repeatable pattern.
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Orchestrate a disciplined pre-trade workflow by routing a watchlist or trade idea through the minimum set of underlying skills needed to decide whether the trade is ready, not ready, or should be resized or reworked first.