Stock Monitor

**Judgement** A feature-rich, China-focused stock monitoring and alerting skill that is technically solid for command-line users and active traders. It offers broad rule coverage (7 alert types), graded alert levels, and time-aware polling, making it well-suited as a monitoring companion—but not as a standalone decision engine. **Risks / Limitations** - Acts effectively as an unregulated advisory aid: alerts and “analysis” could influence trading decisions without guarantees of accuracy or suitability. - Technical indicators (MA, RSI, gaps, volume) are explicitly lagging and can generate frequent false or late signals, potentially encouraging over-trading. - Quality, latency, and stability of market data sources are not described; incorrect or delayed data can lead to misleading alerts. - Requires users to edit JSON configs and use shell scripts; misconfiguration (wrong cost, thresholds, or disabled rules) can severely reduce usefulness. - Designed around Chinese market conventions and hours; not appropriate for other markets without adaptation. **Recommended Scenarios** - Intermediate to advanced Chinese-market investors who understand technical indicators and want an automated “early warning” layer on top of their own analysis. - Users comfortable with basic Linux/CLI operations who prefer a headless, daemon-style monitoring tool over GUI/mobile apps. - Traders who want to systematically enforce profit-taking and loss-control rules (e.g., cost-based P&L thresholds, trailing stops) without constantly watching screens. Not recommended as the primary basis for trading decisions, for complete beginners, or for users expecting a fully guided, regulation-compliant investment advisory service.