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Copyable prompts for reading the market, scanning sectors, and researching macro themes. These route to Market Pulse, Sector Radar, and Deep Research.

Market pulse

Give me a market pulse for [US / Hong Kong / A-share] markets: index levels and moves, biggest movers, sector performance, and the main news driving today's action.

What’s moving and why

What's moving in the market this morning and why? Focus on the moves that actually matter, not just the biggest percentage changes.

Sector scan

Run Sector Radar on [sector]. Show the leaders and laggards, relative strength, key metrics, and what's driving the dispersion within the group.

Sector rotation

Which sectors are seeing the strongest inflows and outflows recently, and is there a rotation pattern? What does it suggest about positioning?

Sector deep dive

Do a deep dive on [sector]. What are the structural drivers, the key risks, the secular trends, and which public companies are best positioned for them?

Theme research

Run Deep Research on [theme]. Identify the public companies exposed to it, the evidence supporting the thesis, the biggest risks, and which names have the cleanest exposure.

Supply chain map

Map the [industry] supply chain and identify the public companies at each layer, then tell me where the value is accruing.

Macro theme

Run Deep Research on [macro theme, e.g. sustained higher interest rates]. Explain the dynamics, the likely paths and probabilities, what's priced in, and which sectors and names are most exposed in each direction.

Macro to specific names

Based on [macro theme], identify the public companies most positively and most negatively exposed, and explain the transmission channel for each.

What’s priced in

For [event or theme], what does the market already seem to be pricing in, and where's the gap between consensus and what could actually happen?

Event preparation

[Major event, e.g. the next FOMC meeting] is coming up. Brief me on what's expected, what's priced in, the scenarios for the market reaction, and which of my holdings are most exposed.

Challenge a market view

I think [your market view]. What's the strongest argument against it, and what data would tell me I'm wrong?