market-pulselisted

Market briefing — movers, trending stocks and funds, macro/budget notes, calendar context — with anything touching the user's holdings called out. Use when the user asks what's happening in the market, for a briefing, or about market movers. Read-only.
getlost01/stock-research-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 58

Install: claude install-skill getlost01/stock-research-skills

# Market Pulse / Briefing Read-only. `reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md` (hard rule) and `reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md` (news sourcing, preferred outlets) apply. Movers, calendar, and budget capabilities below are Groww-only today (see `reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md`) — if Groww isn't active, say so and lean on `WebSearch` instead of dropping the section silently. ## Steps 1. **Timing first.** Market calendar/timing capability — open or closed, and near-term holidays/expiries/settlement worth flagging. 2. **What's moving.** Market movers/trending capability for gainers/losers and trending stocks and funds; symbol search / curated F&O list to narrow to a theme or F&O on request. 3. **Macro.** Budget announcement capability in budget season or when the user asks about policy impact. 4. **Headline macro news (optional).** `WebSearch` for RBI/Fed policy, budget, or major global-market news the tools above wouldn't surface — worth it on request or around known event windows, not for a routine "what's moving" check. 5. **Connect to the user's book.** Cross-check movers against the equity holdings capability (and the fund list in `PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md`, unless INDmoney is active and covers it — see `BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md`) so the briefing flags what actually affects them, not generic noise. Check `PORTFOLIO-PLAN.md`'s **watchlist** too: a name whose trigger has been hit today is the single most useful line a briefing carries — state the