From agent-finance
Argues both the bull case and the bear case for the company in equal depth. Explicit confirmation-bias antidote — both scenarios are framed with specific milestones, key risks, and what would invalidate each thesis. Use last in the per-company pipeline, before report-composer.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/agent-finance:bull-bear-thesisThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Force a symmetric treatment of upside and downside. The skill output is two
Force a symmetric treatment of upside and downside. The skill output is two arguments of comparable length, each one trying its hardest to make its case. Confirmation-bias antidote: a one-sided thesis is a sign the analysis is incomplete.
ticker (required).fundamental-research,
historical-baseline, earnings-analysis, news-intelligence).risk-assessment, news-intelligence, the qa_pressure_points from
earnings-analysis, and the anomalies from historical-baseline.Markdown at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/companies/<TICKER>/bull-bear-thesis.md:
# Bull case
1. **Pillar.** Claim. Evidence: ... (source). Milestones: .... Invalidation: ....
2. ...
# Bear case
1. **Pillar.** Claim. Evidence: ... (source). Milestones: .... Invalidation: ....
2. ...
# Stress test
- The bull's strongest point against the bear: ...
- The bear's strongest point against the bull: ...
# Working view
Assumption-weighted stance: bull X% / bear Y%. Rationale: ....
Every pillar cites the specific prior-skill output it draws on, with a path
under ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/companies/<TICKER>/. The working view explicitly labels itself
assumption:.
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