china-stock-market skills

61 tagged china-stock-market, measured the same way as everything else here.

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gendangzou-skill

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MobiusQuant/Gendangzou-skill

Skill Codex

A Chinese-language research tool for analyzing sectors in China's stock market using platform, API, and independently installable application data.

not rated 308 +2 3mo ago A 89 tokens original Apache-2.0

dyp-ask

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Travisun/Opptrix

Skill Claude Code

A question-answering style based on Duan Yongping’s simple, long-term approach to business and investing. It emphasizes understanding the business, staying within one’s ability to judge it, and avoiding unsupported certainty.

not rated 275 1mo ago A SkillSpector: pass 100 tokens original Apache-2.0

Xiaoyuan-Liu/national-team-position

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Chinese-language analysis tool that estimates changes in China’s government-backed ETF holdings by tracking ETF share counts and related index prices. ETFs are funds traded on stock exchanges, and the “national team” refers here to Central Huijin, a state investment company.

not rated 61 3mo ago A 161 tokens original MIT

通达信TQ

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adambbhe/TDX-finance-mcp-plugin-v3

Skill Claude CodeCodex

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.

not rated 42 +2 3d ago A 56 tokens original MIT

finai-tools-hub

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lj22503/awesome-finai-tools-zn

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A Chinese-language directory of artificial-intelligence tools for finance, especially Chinese A-share stock data, market analysis, quantitative trading, and research. It explains each listed tool’s installation commands and input and output formats.

not rated 32 +2 changed 1mo ago A 63 tokens original MIT

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