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Skill blaze10011/market-flow-desk/.claude/skills/technical-analysis

Full technical report card + volatility-sized trade plan for a single stock (the "#6 Citadel" skill). Use when the user asks "should I buy/sell <ticker>", "what's the setup on <ticker>", "give me entry/stop/target for <ticker>", "is <ticker> a buy here", "technical read on <ticker>", or wants a trade plan with position size for a specific name before acting.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add blaze10011/market-flow-desk --skill technical-analysis

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Technical Analysis (#6 — Citadel)

Give the user a clear technical report card AND a disciplined trade plan that fixes their #1 weakness: cutting winners early / letting losers run. Every plan must have a stop, a target at ≥2:1, and a volatility-based size.

Steps

  1. Run the engine from the project root (pass the user's account size and risk % if they gave them; defaults are $20,000 and 1%): python3 scripts/technical.py <TICKER> [--account 20000] [--risk 1] It prints: trend vs 50/100/200-DMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger, ATR, volume, support/resistance, 52-week range, and a TRADE PLAN (beta to SMH, entry, ATR-based stop, 2:1 target, share count, $ at risk, sector-equivalent exposure).

  2. Interpret only what the script printed (never invent prices, levels, or beta). Translate each line into plain English:

    • Trend + MA stack = the direction and whether price is leading or lagging.
    • RSI >70 overbought / <30 oversold / else neutral; MACD bull/bear = momentum; Bollinger %band = stretched vs mid.
    • Volume: heavy on the move = conviction; light = weak/profit-taking.
    • ATR% = how much it swings daily (sets stop width). Beta = how hard it moves vs the chip sector.

  3. Deliver a report card with a clear verdict, in this shape:

    • Setup: one-line read (e.g. "uptrend, but extended and momentum cooling").
    • Key levels: support / resistance / 50-DMA from the data.
    • Trade plan: entry, stop, target, R:R, share size + $ at risk (straight from the script).
    • Confidence: strong buy / buy / neutral / sell / strong sell — with one-line reasoning.

  4. Always close with the discipline rules (this is the point of the skill):

    • Honor the stop — it's set at 1.5× ATR so normal noise won't hit it; if it does, the thesis is wrong, exit.
    • Hold to the target — don't book a tiny gain; the 2:1 target is what fixes the payoff-ratio leak.
    • The size already accounts for volatility (high-ATR/high-beta names get fewer shares). Don't oversize past it.

Horizons: short-term = 1–3 days, long-term = 14–20 days — give a lean for each when relevant. Decision support, NOT a buy/sell signal. Data ~15-min delayed. Always pair a lean with a level and what invalidates it.

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