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stock-screenerlisted

Stock screener for AI agents: filter US stocks and ETFs on the SentiSense Score, the SentiSense Rating letter grade, sentiment direction, analyst ratings and upside, technicals, momentum, price and market cap in one query, or run 28 curated screens like Crowd vs Street and Golden Cross + Bullish. Translates plain-language asks such as find oversold stocks with bullish sentiment into valid screen plans. Use for AI stock screener, stock screener with sentiment, stock screener API, ETF screener, stock scanner, find stocks by sentiment, screen stocks by rating, find A rated stocks, screen stocks by market cap, momentum screener, analyst upgrade screener, oversold stocks, 52-week low screener, unusual social volume. Read-only. No trading, no purchases, no write operations, no wallet access.
SentiSenseApp/skills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill SentiSenseApp/skills
# Stock Screener (SentiSense) Filter the tracked US stock and ETF universe in one query. This is the only surface where SentiSense's own signals, the SentiSense Score and social attention, sit in the same `WHERE` clause as analyst consensus, technicals, momentum, and price. A screen on analyst ratings alone is something a dozen free tools already do; a screen on *analyst ratings where the Score disagrees* is not. 28 curated screens ship ready to run, and all 49 screenable fields are available for custom plans; both are enumerated in the appendix at the end of this skill. This skill's job is translation: turning what the user actually asked ("find me oversold stocks people are turning bullish on") into a valid, honest screen plan, running it, and presenting the results with the plan visible so the user can tighten or loosen it. Read-only educational data interface. Output is informational context, never a personalized buy or sell recommendation. ## When to Use - "Find me stocks that..." or "which stocks are..." in any combination of sentiment, analyst, price, momentum, or size conditions - "Screen for unusual social volume", "what is oversold but loved", "where do analysts and the crowd disagree" - "Run the momentum screen", "what are the curated screens?" - "Screen my watchlist": the same plans run against a fixed ticker list - ETF questions in the same shape: "low-cost broad funds with bullish holdings" Not this skill: single-ticker deep dives (`stock-sentiment`, `stoc