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Perform a fast 30-second stock screen using a 5-step decision tree (revenue growth, P/E, PEG, ROE, quick ratio) against the FMP connector, score it out of 5, and write the result to a markdown file. All five gates are always evaluated, so a stock that misses one still gets a score and a breakdown. Use when the user asks for a "quick analysis", "quick stock check", "30-second analysis", or wants a fast go/no-go verdict on a stock before doing deeper work.
from68/claude-portfolio-management-skills · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 75
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# Quick Stock Analysis A fast, opinionated screen that answers one question: **should I bother doing deeper fundamental analysis on this stock?** It runs through 5 gates. **All five gates are always evaluated** — a failing gate never ends the screen — and the outcome is reported as a score out of five (e.g. `4/5`) alongside the per-gate breakdown, because a stock that misses one gate can still be interesting. Only a 5/5 earns an "Invest" verdict. **The stock symbol MUST be provided by the user. If not, ask for it.** This is a screening tool, not an investment decision. A passing verdict means "worth a closer look" — always follow up with the `full-stock-analysis` skill before committing capital. ## Data Access **All data comes from the FMP MCP connector.** Do not use WebSearch, a scraped page, or a local library for any gate value — if FMP cannot supply a field, the field is `UNKNOWN`. Invoke the `market-data` skill if you need the exact endpoint or field name for anything below. Make these four calls before evaluating any gate: ``` 1. statements(endpoint="income-statement", symbol=<TICKER>, period="annual", limit=5) 2. statements(endpoint="metrics-ratios", symbol=<TICKER>, period="annual", limit=5) 3. statements(endpoint="balance-sheet-statement", symbol=<TICKER>, period="annual", limit=5) 4. quote(endpoint="quote", symbol=<TICKER>) ``` Two optional calls, used only where noted: ``` 5. company(endpoint="profile-symbol", symbol=<TICKER>) # ind