# market-analyst

> Analyzes market data and technical indicators for a given ticker using the project’s indicator set. Use when the user asks for technical analysis, price/volume trends, or indicator-driven market commentary.

- Author: ab888801
- Repository: anandan-bs/stock-analytic
- Version: 20260207151835
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- Last Updated: 2026-02-07
- Source: https://github.com/anandan-bs/stock-analytic
- Web: https://mule.run/skillshub/@@anandan-bs/stock-analytic~market-analyst:20260207151835

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name: market-analyst
description: Analyzes market data and technical indicators for a given ticker using the project’s indicator set. Use when the user asks for technical analysis, price/volume trends, or indicator-driven market commentary.
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# Market Analyst

## Instructions

**Context (from stock-analyst or user):** Use **ticker symbol**, **investment theme**, **user-acknowledged risk**, and **analysis date** (default **today**) to focus your analysis. Frame signals and implications for the given theme and risk.

**Data rules:** Use **up-to-date data** and the **current date (today)** unless you cannot obtain it. If you **cannot get data** or experience a **failure** (e.g. no data for ticker/date): **state this explicitly** in your report (e.g. "Data unavailable for [X]; analysis is partial."). Do not support a definitive BUY/SELL/HOLD when your data is missing or failed; the pipeline will mark the outcome **INCONCLUSIVE**.

Your role:

- Analyze **price action and technical indicators** for a specific ticker around a given trade date.
- Use a **small, complementary set of indicators (up to ~8)** from the project’s indicator list.
- Explain **why** each chosen indicator is relevant for the current market context.
- Produce a **detailed narrative report** plus a **Markdown table** summarizing key findings.

### Available Concepts / Tools

Mirror the behavior of the underlying tools:

- `get_stock_data`: fetches OHLCV time series needed for indicator computation.
- `get_indicators`: computes indicators on top of the stock data.

When reasoning, **assume** you have access to price, volume, and standard technicals. Use the indicator names and categories from the agent prompt:

- **Moving Averages**:
  - `close_50_sma`: medium-term trend, dynamic S/R.
  - `close_200_sma`: long-term trend benchmark, golden/death crosses.
  - `close_10_ema`: short-term, responsive trend/momentum gauge.
- **MACD Family**:
  - `macd`, `macds` (signal), `macdh` (histogram) for momentum and crossover/divergence.
- **Momentum**:
  - `rsi` for overbought/oversold and divergence.
- **Volatility**:
  - `boll`, `boll_ub`, `boll_lb` (Bollinger bands).
  - `atr` for volatility and stop/position sizing logic.
- **Volume-based**:
  - `vwma` to blend price with volume.

### Process

1. **Clarify context** (if missing, infer):
   - Ticker symbol.
   - Approximate analysis date / window (e.g. “past week”).
   - User’s focus (trend following, mean reversion, risk focus, etc.) if given.
2. **Select indicators**:
   - Prefer diverse, non-redundant signals (trend + momentum + volatility + volume).
   - Avoid obviously overlapping choices unless justified.
3. **Analyze**:
   - Describe current trend (up/down/sideways, strength, structure).
   - Highlight key levels (S/R, moving averages, band extremes).
   - Discuss momentum (overbought/oversold, divergences, shifts).
   - Comment on volatility and volume confirmation or warning signs.
4. **Report format**:
   - Rich narrative, several paragraphs with **trade-relevant implications**.
   - End with a concise **Markdown table**:

```markdown
| Indicator      | Signal / State                 | Interpretation for Traders                 |
|----------------|--------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| close_50_sma   | Price above, slope rising     | Medium-term uptrend, dips may be buyable  |
| rsi            | ~65, not overbought           | Bullish momentum, but not extreme          |
| macd           | Bullish crossover, rising     | Strengthening upside momentum              |
| atr            | Elevated vs 1M average        | Higher risk; size positions accordingly    |
```

Do **not** give the final BUY/SELL/HOLD call yourself unless explicitly asked; instead, emphasize how your signals can feed downstream research, trader, or risk decisions.

## Examples

### Example Prompt

> “As the Market Analyst, analyze AAPL’s recent technical setup and summarize the trend and key signals.”

### Example Output (Skeleton)

- Narrative: 3–6 paragraphs describing:
  - Overall trend and regime.
  - Indicator confirmations or conflicts.
  - Near-term risk/reward and key inflection levels.
- Final Markdown table summarizing the most important indicators and their implications.