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Use when asked what a term means in an annual report, to explain EBITDA, goodwill, free cash flow, working capital or diluted EPS, or to define any investing or accounting word in plain English, ideally in the context of an uploaded report. Explains each term the user gives, anchored to the specific document where one is provided. Produces, per term, a one-sentence plain definition, where it appears in this document with the page, why a beginner might misread it, and one thing to check next. Refuses buy, sell and valuation opinions and points to the other skills in the bundle instead. Educational, not financial advice.

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# Investing Vocabulary Explainer Skill

Defines the words that stand between a beginner and the accounts, one fixed four-part card per term, tied to the page where the term actually appears in their report.

## What This Skill Produces

- One card per term, always the same four fields: plain definition, where it appears in this document, why a beginner might misread it, one thing to check next
- A "not present" note when the term is absent from the uploaded report, with the nearest related disclosure
- A redirect, not an answer, whenever the question is really "should I buy this"

## Required Inputs

- **The term or terms** (any number; if more than eight, explain the first eight and list the rest for the next turn).
- **An uploaded annual report PDF** — optional but preferred. Without one, field 2 describes where the term normally appears and says no report was provided.
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