market-close-recap

name	market-close-recap
description	Produce an end-of-day market recap covering index performance, sector rotation, notable movers, and key headlines to frame the next session.

Market Close Recap

Overview

Desk analyst closing the book. Collect final index prints, market breadth, sector scores, top movers, volume anomalies, and late-day headlines in one parallel wave, then synthesize into a concise session narrative.

Announce at start: "Running market close recap -- collecting final prints, breadth, sectors, movers, and headlines."

Data Collection

Wave 1 (ALL calls in parallel)

Tool	Parameters	Priority
tradingview_market_indices	(defaults)	REQUIRED
market_breadth	universe=major_us	REQUIRED
sentiment_fear_greed	(defaults)	REQUIRED
tradingview_sector_performance	(defaults)	REQUIRED
tradingview_top_gainers	limit=10	REQUIRED
tradingview_top_losers	limit=10	REQUIRED
tradingview_top_volume	limit=10	ENRICHMENT
tradingview_volume_breakout	limit=10	ENRICHMENT
finnhub_market_news	limit=5	ENRICHMENT
finnhub_earnings_calendar	from=tomorrow, to=tomorrow+2	ENRICHMENT

If any REQUIRED call fails, report the failure explicitly and proceed with available data. ENRICHMENT failures are silently omitted.

Analysis

DO NOT reproduce raw tool output. Synthesize a session narrative by answering:

1. Session driver -- What single theme or catalyst best explains today's price action? Name it explicitly.
2. Sector leaders and laggards -- Identify the top 2 and bottom 2 sectors. Explain WHY they led or lagged using news, earnings, or macro context.
3. Index divergence -- Did the major indices move in lockstep or diverge? If NASDAQ outperformed Dow (or vice versa), note the growth-vs-value implication.
4. Breadth confirmation -- Did advance/decline ratio, % above SMA50/SMA200, and new highs/lows confirm the index move or reveal narrow leadership?
5. Unusual volume -- Flag names with abnormal volume that are NOT already in the gainers/losers lists. These are tomorrow's watchlist candidates.
6. Sentiment alignment -- Does the Fear & Greed reading match the day's action and breadth, or is there a disconnect worth noting?

Output Format

Day Summary

Index	Close	Change	Change %

Include S&P 500, NASDAQ Composite, Dow Jones, VIX. Add a one-sentence narrative below the table.

Market Breadth

Report advance/decline ratio, % above SMA50, % above SMA200, new highs, and new lows. Add a one-sentence breadth verdict: CONFIRMED / NARROW / DETERIORATING.

Sector Scorecard

Sector	Change %	Rank	Note

Sort by Change % descending. Note column: brief context (e.g., "oil rally", "rate fears").

Notable Movers

Two sub-tables (Gainers, Losers) with: Ticker, Name, Change %, Volume vs Avg, Catalyst. Limit 5 rows each. A separate "Volume Watch" list of up to 3 names with unusual volume not captured above.

Key Headlines

Bullet list of up to 5 headlines. Each MUST include source context and market relevance in one sentence.

Tomorrow's Setup

Structured watchlist:

• Levels to watch: Key S&P / NASDAQ support and resistance implied by today's action.
• Catalysts ahead: Any after-hours earnings or pre-market data releases for the next session.
• Carry-over themes: 1-2 themes from today likely to persist into tomorrow.

Close Verdict

Session: RISK-ON / RISK-OFF / NEUTRAL Confidence: HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW Tomorrow's Watch: [key level or event]

Limitations

Data from TradingView and Yahoo Finance is 15-minute delayed. CBOE and sentiment data is end-of-day. Verify critical levels with real-time data before executing trades.

Common Mistakes

• Restating every gainer and loser without identifying the common thread that connects them.
• Presenting sector data without explaining what drove the leaders and laggards.
• Omitting the VIX context -- a rising VIX on a green day is a critical signal.
• Calling a green index session risk-on when breadth is weak or new lows are expanding.
• Listing headlines without connecting them to observed price action.