Event calendar
Skill blaze10011/market-flow-desk/.claude/skills/event-calendar
Scheduled-risk radar — upcoming earnings dates + market-wide events (the gap risk a stop can't protect against). Use when the user asks "when does <ticker> report", "any earnings coming up", "what's on the calendar", "events this week", "is it safe to hold <ticker> through earnings", "when's the Fed meeting / CPI", "any catalysts for my positions", or before holding a swing trade across a possible report.From its SKILL.md
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Event / Earnings Calendar
Make sure the user is never blindsided by a scheduled event that gaps a stock through their stop overnight. Earnings are the main risk; Fed/CPI/jobs move the whole market (and the user's correlated book) at once.
Steps
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Run from the project root:
python3 scripts/events.py [TICKERS...] [--window 20]It reads the user's open positions (data/trading-log.xlsx, Open Positions sheet) + traded names, pulls each stock's NEXT earnings date (yfinance), flags any inside the hold window, and lists market-wide events from data/macro_events.yaml. -
Interpret only what it prints. Lead with the flagged earnings (inside the hold window = overnight gap risk a stop can't catch), then the macro events.
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For any flagged name, give the user the choice — don't tell them what to do, frame it:
- Step aside before the date (bank the gain / small loss, re-enter after).
- Trim to a smaller position so a gap hurts less.
- Hold through only as a conscious gamble, sized down. This pairs with the #4 JPMorgan-Earnings analysis: the calendar says WHEN, that skill says WHAT to expect (implied move, beat/miss history).
Notes
- Macro dates in data/macro_events.yaml are maintained manually — refresh them every few weeks (or offer to update via a quick web check).
- The point is "never surprised by a date," not "never trade earnings." Decision support, not advice.
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