Agent Skills: a-share-screener
Screen and filter A-share stocks based on fundamental metrics, technical indicators, capital flow, and custom criteria. Support multiple screening strategies including value investing, growth investing, momentum trading, and dividend hunting. Use when user wants to find stocks meeting specific criteria like "低PE高ROE股票", "北向资金加仓股", "突破年线的股票".
ID: nicepkg/ai-workflow/a-share-screener
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