Financial analysis workflow: gather current market data, analyze metrics, contextualize against benchmarks, assess risk, report with disclaimer. Use when the user asks about stocks, markets, investments, company financials, or economic indicators.
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# Financial Analysis Workflow
## How to Execute
1. **Gather**: Use web_search to find current market data, financial reports, or economic indicators.
2. **Analyze**: Examine key metrics (P/E ratio, revenue growth, margins, volume, trends).
3. **Contextualize**: Compare against sector benchmarks, historical performance, or peer companies.
4. **Risk Assessment**: Identify key risks, catalysts, and uncertainties.
5. **Report**: Present findings with clear structure. Always include the disclaimer.
## Rules
- Always use web_search for current prices, earnings, or market data — never guess financial numbers.
- Present data with proper attribution and timestamps (markets change constantly).
- Distinguish between factual data and your analytical interpretation.
- Consider multiple perspectives (bull case, bear case, base case) when analyzing investments.
- Include relevant timeframes for all comparisons and trends.
## Disclaimer
**This is informational analysis only, not financial advice.** Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
## Pitfalls
- Using stale training data for financial figures instead of searching
- Presenting analysis as investment advice
- Ignoring risk factors or presenting only the bull case
- Not specifying the date/time of quoted prices or metrics