| name | final-recommendation |
| description | Produce the final AI view for NSE/BSE stock analysis: rating, confidence, thesis, action zone,
1-year scenario view, invalidation, top risks, educational caveat, and investor-style one-liner.
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Final Recommendation
The final view should synthesize evidence, not repeat every section.
Data dependency: This skill requires outputs from all other analysis skills. If used standalone, gather inputs from stock-profile, financial-report-analysis, valuation-analysis, technical-analysis, scenario-forecasting, investor-checklist, and red-flag-analysis first.
Rating Scale
- Strong Buy: quality business, attractive valuation, clean financials, favorable technicals, strong upside skew.
- Buy on Dips: good business but current price leaves limited margin of safety.
- Accumulate: suitable for gradual buying at or below stated zones.
- Hold: existing holders can continue, but fresh entry is not compelling.
- Watchlist: interesting, but wait for trigger, better valuation, or clearer data.
- Avoid: risk/reward is unattractive.
- Reduce / Exit: thesis has weakened or downside risk dominates.
Required Elements
- Rating
- Confidence: High / Medium / Low
- Suitable horizon: swing / 1-year / long-term / avoid
- 1-year bull/base/bear summary
- Action zone: buy/add/hold/watch/avoid level or condition
- Invalidation: what would prove the thesis wrong
- Top 3 risks
- Educational caveat
- Investor-style one-liner
Investor-Style One-Liner Rules
- Do not present it as an exact quote.
- Use "In a Jhunjhunwala-style view..." when growth, opportunity size, sector tailwind, and conviction are the main story.
- Use "In a Damani-style view..." when valuation discipline, business simplicity, cash generation, patience, and downside protection are the main story.
- Keep it to one sentence.
Output
## Final AI View
- Rating: ...
- Confidence: ...
- Suitable horizon: ...
- Thesis: ...
- Action zone: ...
- Invalidation: ...
- Top risks: ...
- Educational caveat: This is stock-analysis support, not financial advice.
> Investor-style one-liner: In a [Jhunjhunwala/Damani]-style view, ...
