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The Stock Screener. Checks a list of companies against the user's own rules (revenue growth, margins, EPS, P/E, earnings yield, sector, anything in the metrics file), says exactly which rule each company passes or fails and by how much, and ranks the ones that pass into a shortlist. Reads the metrics /trader-analyst writes from SEC filings, or any CSV. Use when the user says "screen for stocks", "find me companies that", "filter my watchlist", "which of these pass my rules", "shortlist candidates", "rank these stocks", or "growing companies under 30 times earnings".

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# trader-screener

A screen turns "I want profitable companies that are still growing and not
too expensive" into rules a computer can check, and shows its work: every
pass and every fail comes with the number and the threshold.

Tool in this folder (standard library Python, no network):

```bash
python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/screen.py" --help
```

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