Market Breadth Analyzer

What it does

The Market Breadth Analyzer assesses the health of stock market sector diversification using a data-driven approach. It quantifies market breadth with a scoring system ranging from 0 to 100, where 100 represents maximum participation and 0 indicates critical weakness. The skill utilizes publicly available CSV data from GitHub Pages to measure how broadly the market is participating in rallies or declines, providing insights into potential risks and opportunities.

When to use it

• When you want to understand if a market rally is broad-based.
• To assess the overall participation rate of stocks in a market trend.
• If you're interested in advance-decline indicators or breadth thrust measurements.
• To determine if the market is narrowing, meaning fewer stocks are participating.
• When considering equity exposure levels based on current market breadth conditions.

Key capabilities

• Calculates a composite market breadth score (0-100).
• Utilizes six scored components to assess market health.
• Provides a zone classification for the overall score.
• Identifies strongest and weakest contributing components.
• Recommends equity exposure levels based on breadth conditions.
• Tracks historical scores and computes trends (improving, deteriorating, or stable).
• Requires no API keys; uses publicly available data.

Example prompts

• "Is the market rally broad-based?"
• "How healthy is market breadth right now?"
• "What are the key breadth levels to watch?"
• “Can you show me a report on market breadth?”

Tips & gotchas

• Requires Python 3.8 or higher with the requests library installed.
• Needs an active internet connection to access data from GitHub Pages.
• The skill will warn if the data is older than five days.