stock-analyzer

The Stock Analyzer skill is a specialized agent tool designed for traders, investors, and financial analysts who require rapid, data-driven technical insights. It eliminates the friction of manual indicator calculations and chart interpretation by providing instant, automated evaluations of price action, momentum, and volatility. Whether you are performing a deep dive into a specific security or ranking a portfolio of assets based on technical strength, this skill streamlines your decision-making workflow through natural language interaction.

• Technical Indicator Calculation: Automatically compute industry-standard metrics including Relative Strength Index (RSI), Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD), Bollinger Bands, and various Moving Averages (MA).

• Actionable Signal Generation: Interpret complex indicator data to provide clear, actionable buy, sell, or hold recommendations based on configurable trading strategies.

• Multi-Stock Comparative Analysis: Compare multiple ticker symbols simultaneously to rank them by technical strength, momentum, or specific volatility setups.

• Advanced Pattern Recognition: Identify critical chart patterns and price action setups that typically precede significant trend changes or breakouts.

• Monitoring and Alerting: Track specific stocks for defined conditions and receive alerts when technical thresholds or signal triggers are crossed.

• Inputs/Outputs: Provide a ticker symbol (e.g., AAPL, NVDA) and requested analysis type; the skill returns a structured response containing current price data, calculated indicator values, signal status, and a summarized recommendation.

• Operational Flexibility: Designed for integration within AI agent environments like Claude Code or Copilot, enabling seamless usage within your IDE or terminal environment.

• Constraints: Primarily focused on technical analysis of historical price and volume data; it does not perform fundamental analysis (e.g., financial statements, news, earnings reports) or provide financial advice, and should be used as a support tool for trading decisions.

• Usage Tips: Combine with natural language queries such as 'Compare RSI for tech stocks' or 'Does the current setup for QQQ suggest a buy signal?' to get the most specific outputs.