Stock Catalyst Identification is a finance Claude Skill built by Diego Rodrigues de Sa e Souza. Best for: Equity analysts and traders use this to systematically surface events that could drive 2%+ stock moves before or after they occur..
- What it does
- Identify upcoming and recent stock-moving catalysts across earnings, product, regulatory, and M&A events with impact ratings.
- Category
- finance
- Created by
- Diego Rodrigues de Sa e Souza
- Last updated
financeintermediate
Stock Catalyst Identification
Identify upcoming and recent stock-moving catalysts across earnings, product, regulatory, and M&A events with impact ratings.
Skill instructions
name: catalyst-identification description: Identify upcoming and recent catalysts that could move the stock allowed-tools: get_news_sentiment get_company_overview metadata: domain: news complexity: intermediate
Catalyst Identification Workflow
OBJECTIVE: Find events that could significantly move the stock price.
Step 1: Search for Upcoming Events
- Use
get_news_sentimentwith keywords like "earnings", "conference", "announcement" - Check for scheduled events in the news
Step 2: Identify Recent Catalysts
- Look at news that coincided with significant price moves
- What drove the most recent rally or selloff?
Step 3: Categorize Catalysts
- EARNINGS: Quarterly reports (high impact)
- PRODUCT: Launches, updates, delays
- MANAGEMENT: CEO changes, departures
- REGULATORY: FDA approvals, investigations
- MACRO: Industry-wide events affecting sector
- M&A: Acquisition rumors, deals
Step 4: Assess Impact Potential
For each catalyst, rate:
- HIGH IMPACT: Could move stock 5%+
- MEDIUM IMPACT: Could move stock 2-5%
- LOW IMPACT: Minor or already priced in
Output Format
UPCOMING CATALYSTS:
- [Event] - [Date if known] - [Expected Impact]
- [Event] - [Date if known] - [Expected Impact]
RECENT CATALYSTS:
- [Event] - [What happened] - [Actual Impact]
CATALYST WATCH: [Key event to monitor]
Install
/plugin install stock-catalyst-identification@diegosouzapwRequires Claude Code CLI.
Use cases
Equity analysts and traders use this to systematically surface events that could drive 2%+ stock moves before or after they occur.
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UpdatedMar 23, 2026