earnings-analyst

v1.0.1

Research upcoming earnings events, analyze historical beat/miss patterns, and estimate post-earnings price reactions using the Finskills API.

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (earnings research and implied-move analysis) align with the declared requirement (FINSKILLS_API_KEY) and the SKILL.md which documents calls to finskills.net endpoints. Minor note: registry metadata lists no homepage while SKILL.md references a GitHub repo and the finskills.net site — this is a documentation inconsistency but does not contradict purpose.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md is instruction-only and restricts runtime actions to HTTP GETs against Finskills endpoints, field extraction, and internal calculations (beat rates, implied move math, trend classification). It does not instruct reading local files, other env vars, or contacting arbitrary third-party endpoints beyond finskills.net. Ensure you are comfortable with an agent making outbound requests to finskills.net for each invocation.
Install Mechanism
No install spec and no code files — lowest-risk delivery model. Minor documentation mismatch: README suggests downloading a zip from ClawHub, but the skill package here contains no install script; this is a benign workflow inconsistency (documentation vs package contents).
Credentials
Only a single API key (FINSKILLS_API_KEY) is requested, which is appropriate for an API-backed data-retrieval skill. No other secrets, system paths, or unrelated credentials are requested.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill does not request always:true and uses normal model invocation. It does not attempt to modify other skills or system-wide settings in the provided instructions.
Assessment
This skill is internally consistent with its description and only needs your Finskills API key to make network requests to finskills.net. Before installing: 1) Verify the upstream source (the SKILL.md references a GitHub repo and finskills.net) so you know who will receive requests. 2) Use an API key with the minimum scope possible (or a separate key you can revoke) and monitor usage/charges (Pro endpoints may require a paid plan). 3) Confirm you’re comfortable that the agent will make outbound HTTP requests to finskills.net (it will fetch earnings, estimates, news, and options data). 4) Note small documentation inconsistencies (version number and README install guidance vs no install spec) — if you want stronger assurance, ask the publisher for the repository link or review the upstream code before providing your API key.

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EnvFINSKILLS_API_KEY
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v1.0.1
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Earnings Analyst

Track upcoming earnings events, analyze EPS beat/miss history, assess options- implied earnings move expectations, and monitor analyst estimate revisions — all powered by the Finskills API earnings calendar and company earnings endpoints.


Setup

API Key requiredRegister at https://finskills.net to get your free key.
Header: X-API-Key: <your_api_key>

Get your API key: Register at https://finskills.net — free tier available, Pro plan unlocks real-time quotes, history, and financials.


When to Activate This Skill

Activate when the user:

  • Asks when a specific company reports earnings
  • Wants to know historical earnings beat/miss rate for a stock
  • Asks about analyst EPS/revenue estimates for an upcoming quarter
  • Wants to understand the "earnings move" priced into options
  • Asks which major companies are reporting this week
  • Wants pre-earnings research before a binary event

Use Cases

Mode A — Market Earnings Calendar

"What major companies are reporting earnings this week?"

Mode B — Per-Stock Earnings Deep Dive

"Analyze NVDA's upcoming earnings — what should I expect?"

Mode C — Pre-Earnings Trade Setup

"Set up a pre-earnings analysis for AAPL with options context"


Data Retrieval — Finskills API Calls

Mode A — Earnings Calendar

GET https://finskills.net/v1/free/market/earnings-calendar

(Optional query params: from=YYYY-MM-DD&to=YYYY-MM-DD)
Extract: company name, ticker, report date, timing (before market / after market), EPS estimate

Filter and group by day. Sort by market cap or analyst attention.

Mode B — Per-Stock Earnings Analysis

Earnings History & Next Quarter Estimate:

GET https://finskills.net/v1/stocks/earnings/{SYMBOL}

Extract:

  • Last 4–8 quarters: date, epsActual, epsEstimate, epsSurprise, epsSurprisePercent
  • Last 4–8 quarters: revenueActual, revenueEstimate, revenueSurprise
  • Next quarter: epsEstimate, revenueEstimate
  • Next report date, timing (AMC/BMO)

Analyst Estimates (revision trend):

GET https://finskills.net/v1/free/stocks/estimates/{SYMBOL}

Extract: current quarter EPS estimate, next quarter, current year, next year consensus
Note upward vs. downward revision trend (compare to 30-day-ago estimates if available)

Latest News (pre-earnings catalyst check):

GET https://finskills.net/v1/news/by-symbol/{SYMBOL}

Extract: recent headlines, sentiment signals, any pre-announcements or guidance updates

Options Chain (for implied move):

GET https://finskills.net/v1/stocks/options/{SYMBOL}

Extract near-term ATM straddle price to calculate implied earnings move.


Analysis Workflow

Step 1 — Earnings Calendar View (Mode A)

Group events by day (Mon–Fri this week):

  • Show pre-market (BMO) and after-close (AMC) separately
  • Flag mega-caps (market cap > $100B) with ★
  • Include consensus EPS estimate for context
  • Highlight sector clusters (earnings tend to move entire sectors)

Step 2 — Earnings History Analysis (Mode B)

Build a beat/miss scorecard:

QuarterEPS EstEPS ActualSurpriseRev EstRev ActualRev Surprise
Q1 2025$X.XX$X.XX+X%$XB$XB+X%
...

Compute:

  • EPS Beat Rate: % of quarters beating EPS estimate
  • Avg EPS Surprise: Mean % beat magnitude (positive = bullish quality)
  • Revenue Beat Rate: % of quarters beating revenue estimate
  • Consistency Score: 5/5 beats vs 3/5 vs 2/5 — flag inconsistency
  • Trend: Is beat magnitude growing or shrinking? (quality signal)

Step 3 — Estimate Revision Momentum

Classify revision trend:

  • Positive momentum: Estimates revised UP in last 30–90 days → analyst conviction rising
  • Negative momentum: Estimates revised DOWN → potential guidance cut risk
  • Stable: No significant revisions

This is a leading indicator — stocks with positive estimate revisions tend to outperform.

Step 4 — Implied Earnings Move (if options data available)

Calculate using ATM straddle at nearest expiration AFTER earnings date:

ATM Straddle Price = ATM Call Mid + ATM Put Mid
Implied Move %     = Straddle Price / Current Stock Price × 100
Expected Range     = [Current Price × (1 − implied_move%), Current Price × (1 + implied_move%)]

Compare to historical earnings moves (from earnings history — abs value of price change on earnings day):

  • If implied move > average historical move: options are pricing in extra uncertainty → consider neutral strategies
  • If implied move < average historical move: options may be cheap for directional play

Step 5 — Pre-Earnings Assessment

Summarize the opportunity:

Bull Case (if expecting beat):

  • Revenue acceleration + margin expansion signals?
  • Positive estimate revisions?
  • Strong sector tailwinds?

Bear Case (if expecting miss or disappointment):

  • Slowing beat magnitude trend?
  • Recent negative estimate revisions?
  • Macro headwinds for the sector?

Key Watch Items:

  • Management guidance language (forward-looking statements)
  • Segment breakdowns to watch (e.g., Cloud for MSFT, iPhone for AAPL)
  • Margin trajectory (gross margin, operating margin vs estimates)

Output Format — Mode A (Calendar)

📅 EARNINGS CALENDAR  —  Week of {DATE}

MONDAY {Date}
  ⭐ {CompanyName} ({TICKER}) — AMC  |  EPS Est: ${est}
  {CompanyName} ({TICKER}) — BMO    |  EPS Est: ${est}

TUESDAY {Date}
  ⭐ {CompanyName} ({TICKER}) — BMO  |  EPS Est: ${est}
  ...

[⚠️ Sector note: {sector} reports in concentration — expect spillover moves]

Output Format — Mode B (Per-Stock Deep Dive)

╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║    EARNINGS ANALYSIS — {TICKER}  ({DATE})           ║
╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

📅 NEXT EARNINGS
  Expected Date: {date}  |  Timing: {BMO/AMC}
  EPS Estimate:  ${eps}  |  Revenue Estimate: ${rev}B

📊 EARNINGS TRACK RECORD (Last {N} Quarters)
  EPS Beat Rate:     {%} ({n}/{total})
  Avg EPS Surprise:  +{%}
  Rev Beat Rate:     {%} ({n}/{total})
  Consistency:       {All beats / Mostly beats / Mixed}

  Quarter   EPS Est  Actual  EPS Surp  Rev Est   Actual   Rev Surp
  Q4 2024   $X.XX    $X.XX   +X.X%     $XB       $XB      +X.X%
  Q3 2024   ...

📈 ESTIMATE REVISION TREND
  Current FY EPS Estimate:  ${est}  ({+/-}% from 90 days ago)
  Revision Trend:           {Positive / Stable / Negative Momentum}
  Implications:             {one-line interpretation}

📐 IMPLIED EARNINGS MOVE (Options)
  ATM Straddle Price: ${price}  →  Implied Move: ±{%}
  Expected Range:     ${low} — ${high}
  Historical Avg Move: ±{%}
  Options Assessment: {Cheap/Rich/Fair relative to history}

📰 PRE-EARNINGS SIGNALS
  Recent News Sentiment: {Positive/Neutral/Negative}
  Key Headlines:
    • {headline 1}
    • {headline 2}

⚠️ KEY WATCH ITEMS FOR THIS EARNINGS
  1. {metric/segment to watch}
  2. {metric/segment to watch}
  3. {guidance language to watch}

🎯 EARNINGS SETUP SUMMARY
  Bull Case:  {2 sentences}
  Bear Case:  {2 sentences}
  Strategy:   {Directional bet / Neutral straddle / Avoid — with reasoning}

Limitations

  • Earnings dates can shift by 1–2 weeks; always verify directly with the company's IR page.
  • Implied move is based on options chain snapshot; liquidity affects pricing accuracy.
  • EPS surprise history may not account for non-GAAP vs. GAAP differences.

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