An investment-analysis entry point that identifies the type of asset or market question and sends it to the matching analysis tool. It covers stocks, funds, bonds, commodities, real-estate investment trusts, and broader market topics.
An investment-allocation guide for dividing money among stocks, bonds, commodities such as gold, and cash based on goals, risk tolerance, time horizon, and access needs.
A framework for producing professional investment research, including company reports, industry studies, event analysis, analyst-expectation reviews, comparisons, and market summaries. It connects several investment research workflows into one process.
An investment-analysis command-line tool that fetches data for Chinese stocks and funds, US stocks, and stock screening, then applies matching analysis frameworks. A command-line tool is a program operated from a terminal.
An investment-review workflow that examines a potential investment from four viewpoints: the business, market trends, portfolio fit, and ways the investment could lose money. It routes requests into quick scans, deeper questioning, or formal committee-style review.
A Chinese-language guide for analysing investment funds, with different workflows for comparing funds, reviewing ETFs, examining new funds, and studying industry funds.
A Chinese-language guide for judging investment conditions across market liquidity, U.S. stock sentiment, and Bitcoin bottom signals using financial indicators.
A stock-analysis workflow for companies listed in China, Hong Kong, or the United States. It chooses an analysis style based on the market and whether the user requests a deeper valuation review.
A routing guide for investment questions. It directs questions about funds, stocks, bonds, commodities, real-estate funds, portfolios, and market conditions to the matching specialist guide, rather than analyzing them itself.
A workflow for analysing one investment asset at a time, including bonds, convertible bonds, commodities, and REITs. REITs are property investment funds, while convertible bonds can be exchanged for company shares.
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