a-share-metrics-card_skill

Overview

This skill generates a unified A-share metrics “health card” for a single stock, summarizing valuation, profitability quality, cash flow, leverage, dividend history, and trading activity in Markdown. It fetches on-chain A-share data (preferably via AkShare) and writes a reusable card file for comparison and tracking. The output is strictly informational — no buy/sell recommendations or target prices.

How this skill works

You provide a symbol (e.g., "600406") and optional name, focus (balanced/value/growth/dividend), and output path. The skill validates inputs, pulls data from AkShare or fallback public APIs/web pages, annotates each metric with data scope and timestamp, and assembles a standardized Markdown card. It writes the card to the chosen output path and returns status, a short summary, the raw data, and suggested next actions.

When to use it

• Quickly generate a snapshot of one A-share for research or record-keeping.
• Create comparable Markdown cards for multiple tickers to support tracking or screening.
• Produce a time-stamped data export before meetings or investment reviews.
• Check key quality and risk metrics after earnings or before making operational follow-ups.
• Automate periodic monitoring by saving cards to a notes folder.

Best practices

• Always supply the symbol; use the optional name to override automatic recognition when needed.
• Pick a focus (balanced/value/growth/dividend) to highlight relevant metrics in the summary.
• Verify data source notes and timestamps at top of the card — AkShare is preferred but may lag for intraday numbers.
• Store cards under a consistent outputPath for easy diffs and historical tracking.
• Treat the card as a data snapshot; perform deeper checks on cash flow statements or filings for material decisions.

Example use cases

• "Create a metrics card for 600406 and save to notes/stocks/cards/600406.md".
• "Generate a dividend-focused card for 000733 to review recent payout history."
• Bulk process a watchlist to produce comparable Markdown cards for weekly review.
• Use the card as the basis for a short internal memo listing items that need further verification.