Scheduled Task Prompts

Every weekday at 8 AM New York time, scan my watchlist and send a pre-market briefing. Include major news, price moves, earnings events, and risks to watch today. Deliver to Telegram.

Every weekday at 7:30 AM New York time, give me a 5-bullet pre-market briefing on my watchlist: biggest move, key news, any earnings today, one risk to watch, and one opportunity. Deliver to Telegram.

Every trading day at 8 AM, summarize the overnight market action: index moves, notable sector moves, the main news driving them, and what to watch at the open.

Monitor my watchlist during market hours. Alert me only when a name moves more than 5%, has significant news, or breaks a key technical level. Include what happened and why. Stay quiet otherwise. Deliver to Telegram.

During market hours, watch my watchlist for volume more than 2x its average. Flag each with the likely cause and whether it looks like buying or selling pressure. Deliver to Telegram.

Each morning, tell me which of my watchlist names report earnings today or this week. For each, note the date, time (before or after market), what to watch, and what's already priced in. Deliver to Telegram.

On any day a watchlist name reports, send me a summary after the release: results versus expectations, guidance, key metric trends, and whether the thesis still holds.

Every Sunday evening, give me the week's key macro events with dates, expectations, and the main names or sectors exposed to each. Deliver to Telegram.

Each week, review my portfolio. Check concentration, sector and risk exposure, and flag any holding that has moved away from its thesis or crossed a risk threshold.

On the first trading day of each month, run a full portfolio health check: concentration, risk exposure, diversification, and any holdings that no longer fit my strategy.

Every trading day, check my watchlist. If any name is down more than 8% from where I flagged it, run a quick analysis on what changed and whether the thesis still holds. If nothing crosses that line, don't send anything.

Every Monday morning: first, summarize how my portfolio performed last week. Then check whether any holdings hit risk thresholds. Then flag which holdings report earnings this week. Deliver as one combined briefing.