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A portfolio-analysis workflow for setting and comparing investment weights across industries or sectors. It can show how actual or proposed sector weights differ from a target or benchmark.
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A portfolio-analysis workflow for setting and comparing investment weights across industries or sectors. It can show how actual or proposed sector weights differ from a target or benchmark.
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A finance research workflow for assigning heuristic sentiment labels to Chinese news and company announcements. It treats the labels as model or rule-based estimates, not as a professional sentiment database.
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A finance research workflow that combines a Dual Thrust channel-breakout rule with a volatility measure or proxy. A channel breakout signals when price moves beyond a range; a volatility proxy estimates how sharply prices are moving when an official VIX measure is unavailable.
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A research workflow for explaining why stocks reached their daily price limit up or down. It compares market lists, trading records, announcements, and news instead of predicting the next limit move.
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A market-analysis workflow for examining where trading money is flowing across stocks or sectors. It can also review public trading-list data, such as China’s “Dragon Tiger List,” which records notable trading activity and broker seats.
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A stock-timing skill based on the Low-Lag Trendline, or LLT, a price-smoothing method designed to react with less delay than a traditional moving average. It uses the trendline’s recent slope to produce a simple upward-trend signal.
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A stock-timing skill that combines moving-average crossovers with price-channel breakouts. A crossover occurs when a short-term average moves above or below a longer-term average; a channel breakout occurs when price reaches a recent high or low.
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A stock-analysis skill that measures whether several moving averages are coming together or spreading apart. A moving average is a smoothed price line calculated over a chosen number of trading days.
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A workflow for summarising the economy and the market environment together. It compares indicators such as interest rates and credit growth with market conditions, investor sentiment, and recent market activity.
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An investment-research skill for reviewing management-related evidence and how a company uses its capital. It covers actions such as dividends, share buybacks, acquisitions, reinvestment, and expansion.
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An investment-research skill for assessing company leaders, including their honesty, promises, and use of company money. Capital allocation means deciding whether money goes to dividends, buybacks, acquisitions, or business investment.
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A note-taking workflow that turns user-provided meeting or interview material into a structured record. It organises discussion points, decisions, follow-up tasks, and unanswered questions.
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A stock-market analysis skill that calculates a daily “W factor” from overnight and daytime price returns. It uses the difference between those returns as a simple measure of reversal behaviour.
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A rule-based portfolio method that averages momentum signals across several time periods and adjusts them for volatility. It uses fixed calculations rather than machine learning.
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A workflow for examining the terms and possible effects of a specific merger or restructuring announcement. It focuses on the offer, payment method, conditions, timetable, and supporting company information.
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A pre-market or early-session summary of the broader stock market, including market conditions, leading themes, watched instruments, and relevant news. It distinguishes reported figures from interpretation.
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A rule-based stock-selection method that combines several signals, such as recent price momentum and price volatility, to rank stocks in an index or stock pool. It selects the highest-ranked stocks and assigns portfolio weights; without a full risk model, it uses a simpler proxy.
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A multi-person investment research workflow that examines a company from several viewpoints, debates optimistic and pessimistic cases, and produces a balanced conclusion. The final view is a research leaning, not a buy or sell instruction.
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A calculation of how central each asset is in a network built from correlations between daily returns. Assets are connected when their absolute return correlation reaches a chosen threshold.
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A workflow for summarising recent financial news and company announcements. It compares headlines with article or announcement details and separates confirmed facts from interpretation.
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A short workflow for explaining why a company's share price moved sharply. It checks company events, regulators, competitors, and market mood, then builds a timeline and judges whether the research thesis needs review.
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A workflow for observing northbound investment flows between Hong Kong and mainland China. It first checks whether the available data actually contains northbound figures before drawing conclusions.
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A rule-based check of whether northbound investment flows help predict market timing. Northbound flows are trading activity by investors using the Hong Kong–mainland stock links.
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A market factor that compares overnight and daytime price returns, then relates one asset’s daytime movement to that of other assets. Lead-lag means looking at whether one return tends to precede another.
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