Technical Analyst

**Quick judgment** This is a strong, narrowly focused skill for weekly timeframe technical analysis on image-based charts. It follows a disciplined, reference-driven workflow and produces structured, probability-weighted scenarios, making it well-suited for systematic chart review and scenario planning. It is not a general-purpose finance assistant and should be routed only when its technical-analysis specialization matches the user’s intent. **Key strengths** - Pure technical focus: strictly uses chart data (price, MAs, volume, patterns) and explicitly excludes news and fundamentals. - Methodical coverage: trend, support/resistance, moving averages, volume, and price action are all addressed in a consistent order. - Scenario orientation: always produces 2–4 mutually exclusive scenarios with probabilities, targets, and invalidation levels, aligned with swing/position-style horizons typical of weekly charts. - Report standardization: outputs a full markdown report following a provided template, enabling easier human review and potential downstream tooling. **Risks and limitations** - **Financial risk / user expectations:** Outputs technical scenarios and probability estimates that users may misinterpret as investment advice or guarantees. Orchestrators should ensure that high-level systems add appropriate disclaimers and avoid positioning this as personalized financial advice. - **Scope mismatch:** Designed for **weekly** charts and image-based technical analysis only. It is not suitable for intraday trading questions, long-term fundamental investment theses, or requests driven by news or macro events. - **Input constraints:** Relies on legible chart images; poor-quality or unusual chart formats may degrade the analysis quality. It expects price+volume style charts with standard indicators rather than highly customized or exotic visualizations. - **Timeframe & data completeness:** Because it focuses on the weekly timeframe and on what is visible in the image, it may miss relevant lower- or higher-timeframe context and cannot incorporate any off-chart data. **Recommended scenarios (when to use this skill)** - The user provides one or more **weekly price chart images** (stocks, indices, crypto, or forex) and asks for: - Trend assessment (uptrend/downtrend/sideways, strength, and potential exhaustion). - Identification of key **support and resistance** zones and confluence areas. - Interpretation of **moving averages** (20/50/200-week), their slopes, and crossovers. - **Volume-based** confirmation or divergence relative to price moves. - Detection of visible chart patterns (breakouts, breakdowns, reversals, consolidations). - **Probability-weighted future scenarios** with clear targets and invalidation levels. - The user explicitly requests “pure technical analysis only” or wants to exclude news/fundamentals from the answer. - The user has multiple weekly charts and wants each analyzed separately in a systematic, comparable format. **When NOT to use this skill** - The user asks for investment advice, portfolio allocation, or trade recommendations that incorporate risk tolerance, time horizon, or macro/fundamental factors. - The charts are **not weekly** (e.g., 5-minute, hourly, or daily) and the user’s question is timeframe-specific (e.g., day trading, scalping). - The user does **not** provide chart images and instead asks for price forecasts, market outlooks, or company-specific analysis. - The user focuses on news events, earnings, economic data, or valuation metrics; those require broader financial-analysis capabilities beyond this skill’s remit.