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Found 3 Skills
Write professional investment memorandums for VC, PE, or public market investments. Structure thesis, risks, and recommendations clearly.
Codex-only writing and layout overlay for AI Berkshire investment research reports. Use whenever Codex creates, rewrites, revises, or critiques company/industry/fund research reports, especially long-form Markdown reports that need financial rigor, readable business mechanics, contrarian analysis, valuation-to-action guidance, investor-specific recommendations, restrained typography, and clear buy/hold/sell signals. Do not use this to modify Claude Code slash-command sources.
Tech Stock Earnings Deep Dive Analysis and Multi-Perspective Investment Memo System (v3.0). Covers 16 major analysis modules (A-P), 6 investment philosophy perspectives, institutional-grade evidence standards, anti-bias framework, and actionable decision system. When users mention topics such as tech company earnings analysis, quarterly/annual report interpretation, earnings call, revenue growth analysis, margin changes, guidance, valuation models, DCF, reverse DCF, EV/EBITDA, PEG, Rule of 40, management analysis, competitive landscape, position sizing, whether to buy/sell/add to a tech stock position, how to interpret a company's latest earnings, doing a deep dive, multi-angle valuation, how investment masters view a company, variant view, key forces, kill conditions, ownership structure, executive team, partner ecosystem, macro policy impact, etc., this skill should be used. Even if the user simply asks "help me look at NVDA's latest earnings" or "how did META do this quarter" or "should I keep holding MSFT," this skill should be triggered to provide comprehensive earnings analysis and a multi-perspective investment memo. This skill complements the us-value-investing skill — us-value-investing focuses on long-term value four-dimensional scoring, while this skill focuses on in-depth dissection of the latest earnings, comprehensive judgment across multiple investment philosophies, and actionable position decisions.