Research US equities with sourced quick reads or an adversarial committee that records dissents.
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Skills by thesentitrader
20 published skills, 118 installs in total.
Turn stock questions and short commands into grounded, read-only market research screens.
Query read-only US stock prices, sentiment, filings, earnings, options analytics, and AI signals via REST.
See which hedge funds, activists, and index giants own a stock, and how their positions changed this quarter.
End-of-day options analytics ranked against each ticker's own history: IV rank, put/call percentile, skew, max pain, and unusually active contracts.
A morning market briefing as a single HTML file — open it in any browser, no server, no install.
See what Congress is buying and selling — official STOCK Act disclosures, updated daily.
Quarter-by-quarter US stock earnings reports with KPI highlights, YoY deltas, management guidance, and call summaries.
Pick the right SentiSense skill for your request — a routing guide to the full stock analysis collection.
Turn implied volatility into a visual expected-move cone with IV rank and earnings timing.
30 days of US market history synthesized into an auditable brief you can verify.
See what company insiders are trading in their own stocks, directly from SEC Form 4 filings.
Interactive options payoff diagrams with real market data bound at build time — no manual price or volatility entry
Read Wall Street analyst ratings, price targets, and Street-vs-crowd sentiment for ~1,000 US stocks.
Turn your account size and risk percentage into a precise share count — pre-filled with the stock's real price and daily range.
Render the entire US stock market as one self-contained interactive HTML treemap from a single read-only API call.
Fetch US stock quotes, sentiment scores, and market data through a single npx command without installing anything.
Resolve a ticker into the people and products behind it and read each one's SentiSense Score over the same window.
Pull curated company KPIs from earnings filings with period, change, and source citation.
Stock sentiment and smart-money positioning for US stocks: the SentiSense Score, sentiment polarity, mention volume and share of voice for any ticker, the fear-to-greed market mood with sector readings, insider cluster buys, congressional purchases and analyst upgrades converging on the same names, 13F holders, AI insights, and a peer-normalized check of whether a mention spike is good or bad news, read from the ticker's own bullish and bearish coverage. Use for stock sentiment, stock sentiment analysis, is the mood bullish or bearish, market mood today, fear and greed index, smart money tracker, insider buying and analyst upgrades, mention spike, sentiment vs price divergence, pre-earnings sentiment. Read-only. No trading, no purchases, no write operations, no wallet access.
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