GeniusTrader-Harry

Crack a single stock for an investment view — thesis-first equity research workflow that produces a defensible 10–18 page investment memo with model and sensitivity. Use when the user says "thesis-first on [TICKER]", "crack [TICKER]", "pitch me [TICKER]", "research [TICKER] for an interview", "form a view on [TICKER]", or asks to develop an investment thesis on a single name. Designed for student / recruiting prep, not full sell-side report production. NOT for earnings updates (use earnings-analysis), sector primers (use sector-overview), or 30+ page initiation reports (use initiating-coverage).

Test an existing single-stock pitch against new information (quarterly earnings, investor day, catalyst event, periodic review) and update the original memo in place. Companion to equity-research-customised-process — does NOT build new pitches from scratch. Use when the user says "update [TICKER] after [event]", "post-earnings on [TICKER]", "review [TICKER] after investor day", "is [TICKER] still my view", "refresh [TICKER]", or "periodic review of [TICKER]". For initial coverage of a new name, use equity-research-customised-process instead.

Walks the user through end-to-end setup of the news-fetch Telegram markets brief. Use when the user has cloned the news-fetch repo and is installing it for the first time, OR hits errors during Telegram bot creation, FT/WSJ cookie export, scheduled-task registration, or folder trust. Triggers include phrases like "set up news-fetch", "configure the markets brief", "install the Telegram brief", "I cloned news-fetch, what now", "help me wire up the FT/WSJ fetcher", "the scheduled task isn't firing", "my FT cookie expired". Do NOT use for customising the brief CONTENT (theme dictionary, geography rule, view question style — point the user at CUSTOMISATION.md instead) or generic Claude Code setup unrelated to this repo.

Use this skill when a user asks for a topic-frequency analysis of past exam papers — identifying which topics recur across years, building a frequency table, ranking revision priorities, or answering "what's most likely to come up next year". Triggers on phrases like "past paper analysis", "topic frequency", "which topics show up most", "exam revision priorities", or any request to systematically classify exam questions by topic across multiple years. Works for any exam board (CAIE / Edexcel / AQA / OCR / IB / AP / etc.) and any subject — the user supplies scope, the skill drives the workflow.