Stock Market Analysis Digest

Overview

Price history, headlines, and macro context often sit in separate feeds, which makes a consistent stock market analysis slow to assemble and hard to review. This workflow gives you one informational digest with technical calculations, headline sentiment, macro observations, and the source material used for each section. Quote, headline, and macro collection scripts feed indicator and sentiment analysis before the agent writes the digest and the final script creates reviewable files. You can inspect every stage and schedule recurring analysis in Trickest workflows, but the output is illustrative research material, not financial advice or a trade recommendation.

Pipeline

1. Collect Stock Quotes takes the configured ticker set and returns quote history for analysis.
2. Collect News Headlines takes the configured sources and returns ticker-related headline records.
3. Collect Macro Indicators gathers the selected market context and returns a normalized macro record.
4. Compute Technical Indicators transforms quote history into RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, SMA, EMA, and ATR values.
5. Analyze Headline Sentiment reads the headline records and returns labeled sentiment context with short rationales.
6. Write Market Digest combines quotes, indicators, headlines, sentiment, and macro context into an informational briefing.
7. Finalize Digest writes the completed briefing and structured indicator data to reviewable files.

Inputs

• Ticker set. One or more symbols to analyze, using fictional symbols such as FICT-A for an illustrative run.
• Analysis window. The historical period used for quotes and headlines, limited to the smallest range needed for the review.
• Macro selection. The market context included in the digest, restricted to the indicators relevant to your analysis.

Outputs

• Markdown digest. An informational stock market analysis with price, technical, sentiment, and macro sections.
• HTML digest. A browser-readable copy of the same analysis for review.
• Indicator data. A JSON or CSV artifact containing the computed technical values used in the digest.

Integrations

• AI for sentiment analysis and briefing composition.
• Trickest workflow runtime for graph execution and artifact review.

Sample output

The artifact below is an illustrative sample. It uses a fictional symbol, invented headlines, and example values. It does not report live market data or provide financial advice.

market-digest.md

# Illustrative stock market analysis
 
Symbol: FICT-A
Data status: Fictional example input
 
## Technical context
The example close is above the example 20-period average. The example RSI is
54.2, which the workflow records as neutral context.
 
## Headline context
Two invented headlines concern a fictional product launch. Sentiment is labeled
mixed because one headline discusses adoption and one discusses execution risk.
 
## Research note
Review the fictional source records and assumptions before drawing any conclusion.
This artifact is informational and is not a recommendation to buy or sell.

indicators.json

{
  "sample": true,
  "data_status": "fictional",
  "symbol": "FICT-A",
  "close": 123.45,
  "sma_20": 121.1,
  "rsi_14": 54.2
}

FAQ

Is this stock market analysis financial advice?

No. The workflow organizes supplied data into an informational research digest. You remain responsible for validating sources, assumptions, and any decision made outside the workflow.

Which technical indicators does the workflow compute?

The indicator script calculates RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, SMA, EMA, and ATR from the supplied quote history. The digest presents those calculations as context, not as a recommendation.

Can I change the headline and macro sources?

Yes. Configure the collection scripts with sources and macro indicators that your organization permits, then review the collected records before analysis.

Can the digest run on a schedule?

Yes. A recurring run gives you a consistent analysis format across review periods. Set the cadence in the workflow editor and inspect each run.

Does the workflow place trades or connect to a broker?

No. It produces read-only analysis artifacts and has no order-placement step or broker integration.

Related workflows

• Multi-Source Daily Briefing when you need cross-source technology and research coverage instead of finance analysis.
• Daily Tech Digest when you need broad technology news curation instead of ticker-level market context.
• Company Enrichment from Website when you need a company profile built from its website instead of market and headline analysis.