star23/Day1Global-Skills

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name: btc-bottom-model

description: Bitcoin cycle timing model with weighted scoring system. Tracks 13 indicators across 2 categories — Daily Pulse (4 indicators, 32 points) and Weekly Structure (9 indicators, 68 points) — producing a composite 0-100 Market Heat Score. Covers ETF flows, funding rate, long/short ratio, fear & greed index, LTH-MVRV, NUPL, SOPR (LTH + STH), LTH supply %, moving average multiples (365d MA, 200w MA), weekly RSI, and volume trends. Provides both buy AND sell recommendations across the full market cycle. Use this skill when users mention Bitcoin bottom-fishing, BTC cycle position, whether to buy or sell BTC, on-chain metrics, MVRV, NUPL, SOPR, LTH behavior, ETF inflows/outflows, funding rates, fear index, whether Bitcoin is overheated, miner cost, crypto market sentiment, BTC position sizing, or any question like "Should I buy Bitcoin now?" or "Is BTC topping out?" or "What do on-chain indicators say?"

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name: macro-liquidity

description: Macro liquidity monitoring and risk early-warning system. By tracking 4 core indicators (Fed Net Liquidity, SOFR Overnight Financing Rate, MOVE Treasury Volatility Index, Yen Carry Trade Signals), it provides real-time assessment of liquidity conditions in the global financial system, outputting liquidity ratings and risk response recommendations. When users mention topics such as liquidity, Fed balance sheet reduction (QT), TGA account, reverse repo ON RRP, SOFR rate, MOVE index, Treasury volatility, yen carry trade, USDJPY and interest rate differentials, impact of QT on markets, whether money is tight, liquidity inflection points, tightening financial conditions, etc., this skill should be used. Even if users ask broadly "how is liquidity right now" or "is the Fed draining or injecting liquidity," this skill should be triggered to provide a structured analytical framework.

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name: tech-earnings-deepdive

description: Tech Stock Earnings Deep Dive Analysis and Multi-Perspective Investment Memo System (v3.0). Covers 16 major analysis modules (A-P), 6 investment philosophy perspectives, institutional-grade evidence standards, anti-bias framework, and actionable decision system. When users mention topics such as tech company earnings analysis, quarterly/annual report interpretation, earnings call, revenue growth analysis, margin changes, guidance, valuation models, DCF, reverse DCF, EV/EBITDA, PEG, Rule of 40, management analysis, competitive landscape, position sizing, whether to buy/sell/add to a tech stock position, how to interpret a company's latest earnings, doing a deep dive, multi-angle valuation, how investment masters view a company, variant view, key forces, kill conditions, ownership structure, executive team, partner ecosystem, macro policy impact, etc., this skill should be used. Even if the user simply asks "help me look at NVDA's latest earnings" or "how did META do this quarter" or "should I keep holding MSFT," this skill should be triggered to provide comprehensive earnings analysis and a multi-perspective investment memo. This skill complements the us-value-investing skill — us-value-investing focuses on long-term value four-dimensional scoring, while this skill focuses on in-depth dissection of the latest earnings, comprehensive judgment across multiple investment philosophies, and actionable position decisions.

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name: us-market-sentiment

description: US stock market sentiment monitoring and position recommendation system. Evaluates market sentiment by tracking 5 core indicators (NAAIM Exposure Index, Institutional Equity Allocation, Retail Net Buying, S&P 500 Forward P/E Ratio, Hedge Fund Leverage) and outputs sentiment ratings and position recommendations. This skill should be used when the user mentions topics such as US stock sentiment, market overheating, greed/fear indicators, NAAIM, institutional positioning, retail sentiment, P/E valuation bubbles, hedge fund leverage, whether to reduce positions, market risk assessment, position management advice, market top/bottom signals, etc. Even if the user simply asks "Is the US stock market risky right now?" or "Should I reduce my positions?", this skill should be triggered to provide a structured analytical framework.

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name: us-value-investing

description: US stock value investing analysis framework. Systematically evaluates listed companies through 4 core dimensions (ROE sustainability, debt safety, free cash flow quality, economic moat assessment), outputting investment ratings and analytical reasoning. This skill should be used when users mention topics such as whether a US stock is worth holding long-term, fundamental analysis of a company, ROE analysis, debt ratio assessment, free cash flow, economic moat, Buffett-style stock picking, value investing screening, how to read a company's financial reports, whether a stock's valuation is reasonable, etc. Even if users simply ask something general like "What do you think of stock XX?" or "Help me analyze XX's fundamentals," this skill should be triggered to provide a structured value investing analysis framework.