market-oracle_skill

Overview

This skill is Market Oracle, a financial event impact analyzer that fetches breaking news and live market data across metals, oil, crypto, and stocks. It generates a structured three-layer prediction of short-, medium-, and long-term market ripple effects tied to specific events. The output is concise, quantified where possible, and includes risk caveats.

How this skill works

The skill collects real-time news and price data, then runs a three-layer analysis pipeline to map immediate, 1–12 hour, and 12–24 hour impacts. It cross-references asset correlations, trading volumes, and time-zone effects to produce directional and magnitude estimates. Results include likely follow-up events, sector contagion paths, and contrarian risk factors.

When to use it

• When breaking news affects macro or sector fundamentals (central bank moves, OPEC decisions, geopolitical shocks).
• When monitoring price-sensitive assets: gold, silver, copper, WTI/Brent, BTC/ETH, major indices and large-cap tickers.
• Before or during trading sessions to anticipate opening gaps and intraday volatility.
• When you need quantified, time-horizon based scenarios rather than a single directional opinion.

Best practices

• Provide a clear event description or URL for accurate context and extraction.
• Specify asset focus if you want a narrower analysis (e.g., oil,gold,btc).
• Use the live market-data option for freshest price inputs; permit at least 1–5 minutes for data fetch.
• Treat predictions as probabilistic ranges and note contrarian triggers listed in the output.
• Combine these analyses with your own risk management; do not treat them as trading advice.

Example use cases

• Analyze a Fed rate announcement and predict immediate FX, gold, and equity reactions.
• Assess an OPEC supply decision and map knock-on effects to airlines, refinery margins, and regional stocks.
• Evaluate a major hack or regulatory announcement in crypto and estimate short/medium liquidity impacts.
• Monitor sudden geopolitical events and produce three-layer scenarios for oil, gold, and global indices.