Thread by @thetripathi58

STOP telling GROK: “Analyze this stock.”

Better prompts = better decisions.
If you want results that are used for trading, use structured prompts.

Try these 6 prompts:

1️⃣ Zero-Level Stock Understanding Builder

Prompt:
“I’m a beginner in stocks.
Act like an analyst whose job is to teach from zero.

Explain stock [ticker] in simple terms:

- what the company actually does
- how it makes money
- whether it’s suitable for short-term trading

Use plain, everyday language.”

2️⃣ Quick Fundamental Snapshot

Prompt:
“Create a practical fundamental summary of stock [ticker].

Include:

- revenue growth
- profit or loss
- company debt
- cash flow condition

End with a short conclusion: safe / needs caution.”

3️⃣ Market & Sector Context Reader

Prompt:
“Explain the sector condition of stock [ticker].

Use this structure:

- sector & sub-sector
- current market sentiment
- how this could affect short-term price movement

Keep the language simple.”

4️⃣ Technical Reading for Beginner Traders

Prompt:
“Help me read the chart of stock [ticker] without complicated terms.

Focus on:

- main trend
- nearest support & resistance
- areas where beginners often make bad entries

Assume I’m a beginner trader.”

5️⃣ Simple Trading Plan Generator

Prompt:
“Create a simple trading plan for stock [ticker].

Include:

- entry rationale
- buy area
- stop loss
- realistic target

Adjust it for a retail trader.”

6️⃣ Decision Quality Checker

Prompt:
“I’m planning to enter stock [ticker] with this plan: [explain your plan].

Please check:

- whether the logic makes sense
- hidden risks
- what should be improved

Focus on risk management.”

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