bse skills

21 tagged bse, measured the same way as everything else here.

Browse within: indian-stock-market 20fintech 19nifty 10ai-trading 9equity-research 9fibonacci 9groww 9llm-agent 9

ajeeshworkspace/indian-trading-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Weekly F&O trade planning skill for Indian markets. Analyzes news/macro events, identifies trending sectors and instruments, determines probable direction, suggests option strategy with entry/exit levels, and manages stop-loss and profit booking after position entry. Use when user wants a weekly trade idea, F&O…

not rated 75 1mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 86 tokens original MIT

fibonacci-trading

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Bhala-Srinivash/nse-trading-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Fibonacci retracement and extension trading for NSE/BSE equities. Covers entry zones using retracement levels, profit targets using extension levels, and confluence zone identification. Use when the user asks: "fib levels for [stock]", "Fibonacci retracement", "fib extensions", "where to enter on pullback", "what are…

not rated 40 7mo ago A 101 tokens original MIT

india-equity-report

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vishalmdi/india-equity-report-skill

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Generate a detailed Buy/Sell/Hold equity research report for Indian stock market (NSE/BSE listed companies). Use this skill whenever the user asks for a stock analysis, equity research, investment recommendation, target price, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, or buy/sell/hold opinion on any Indian company or…

not rated 26 7mo ago A 149 tokens

chartink-query

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shahparthiv/chartink-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Write, validate, and run Chartink stock scanner queries (scanclause strings) for the Indian NSE/BSE market. Use whenever the user asks to build a Chartink scan, screener, or scanner query, or describes stock conditions to screen for (e.g. "find stocks where RSI crossed above 60 and price above 50 SMA", "scan for…

not rated 4 3mo ago A 212 tokens original MIT

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