> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Premium Stock Analysis

> On-demand equity analysis per ticker — buy/hold/sell signal, price targets, analyst consensus, upgrades, insider transactions, and sparklines.

The **Premium Stock Analysis** panel (internal id `stock-analysis`) is the dashboard's per-ticker deep-dive: one analysis at a time, with a structured synthesis of signal (buy / hold / sell), price targets, analyst consensus, recent upgrades/downgrades, insider transactions, and a price sparkline. Backed by the Market service's analyst / price-target / insider RPCs.

## What the panel shows

An analysis card per selected symbol. Each card renders:

* **Symbol + price** — current price with currency formatting (`formatPrice()`), percent change today (`formatChange()`).
* **Rating badge + score** — the fundamentals-blended `ratingSignal` / `compositeScore` pair when present, with a safe fallback to the technical-only `signal` / `signalScore` pair for older snapshots.
* **Thesis, action, and “Why Now”** — the narrative that belongs to the displayed rating, with separate bullish and risk factors.
* **News sentiment** — an optional bullish / neutral / bearish chip when an LLM analyzed actual retrieved headlines. It is omitted on rules-only fallback or when no headlines were available rather than inventing a neutral reading.
* **Analyst consensus** — the `AnalystConsensus` shape from the generated Market service client.
* **Price targets** — low / avg / high from `PriceTarget[]`.
* **Recent upgrades / downgrades** — `UpgradeDowngrade[]` list.
* **Insider transactions** — filings from `InsiderTransactionsResult`, attached separately via `setInsiderData(symbol, data)`.
* **Sparkline** — price history rendered via `@/utils/sparkline`.
* **Fundamentals** — the available profit margin, operating margin, return on equity, revenue growth, earnings growth, debt/equity, and free-cash-flow display cells; missing fields remain missing.
* **History** — previous analyses for the same symbol are kept in `StockAnalysisHistory`.

Panel id is `stock-analysis`; canonical component is `src/components/StockAnalysisPanel.ts`. Title "Premium Stock Analysis" per the panel's own `super({...})` call.

## How you reach it

* **Cmd+K**: type *stock* or the ticker symbol.
* **Availability by variant**: registered and enabled by default in the **full/geopolitical** and **finance** variants — locked in both. Not present in the tech, commodity, or happy variants. Source: `'stock-analysis'` entries in `FULL_PANELS` and `FINANCE_PANELS` at `src/config/panels.ts:49` and `:422`.

## Data sources

All fields come from generated `MarketServiceClient` routes. The panel is locked, and the premium stock-analysis calls use `premiumFetch`; the insider-enrichment route is rendered only inside this locked surface.

| Method + route                                  | Feeds                                                                                                                        |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `GET /api/market/v1/analyze-stock`              | Per-symbol analysis card: current price, sparkline, technical signal, thesis, targets, ratings, headlines, and AI synthesis. |
| `GET /api/market/v1/get-stock-analysis-history` | Cached/shared previous analyses so the panel can render stored snapshots before recomputing stale symbols.                   |
| `GET /api/market/v1/get-insider-transactions`   | Insider Activity section attached after the analysis card renders.                                                           |

There is no dedicated MCP stock-analysis tool today. Programmatic clients use the Market REST routes with a supported premium credential; an MCP-only workflow cannot invoke this panel analysis as a tool.

## Rating model and API-only analytics

The response deliberately keeps two score/narrative pairs:

* `signal` + `signalScore` remain the stable technical-only contract.
* `ratingSignal` + `compositeScore`, plus the `rating*` narrative fields, are the current surfaced investment rating.

When enough fundamentals exist across at least two of quality, growth, and leverage, the composite is **65% technical score + 35% fundamental score**. With sparse fundamentals, `fundamentalScore` is omitted and the composite falls back exactly to the technical score; missing data does not silently penalize the company.

The API also returns several fully computed fields that the current panel card does not render yet:

| Field                                                                            | Meaning                                                                                                | Absence / zero semantics                                                      |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `fundamentals.grossMargin`, `returnOnAssets`, `totalCash`, `totalDebt`, `ebitda` | Additional inputs retained for scoring and programmatic use beyond the seven display cells             | Each field is independently omitted when Yahoo does not provide it            |
| `nextEarningsDate`, `consensusEps`, `consensusRevenue`                           | Next not-yet-reported event from the shared earnings-calendar seed's roughly two-week window           | Omitted when no upcoming entry exists; EPS/revenue are independently optional |
| `realizedVolatility`                                                             | Annualized sample standard deviation of daily log returns over the fetched six-month window (`× √252`) | `0` when history is insufficient                                              |
| `atr`                                                                            | Wilder 14-period Average True Range in the response currency's price units                             | `0` when history is insufficient                                              |
| `maxDrawdown`                                                                    | Largest peak-to-trough loss over the same window, represented as a non-positive ratio                  | `0` for a monotonic rise or insufficient history                              |

These values reuse data already fetched for the analysis: the risk metrics use the six-month candles and fundamentals share Yahoo's `financialData` response. The panel's rendered `newsSentiment` field likewise comes from the existing overlay call rather than a second LLM request. None of these enrichments adds one upstream request per metric.

## Refresh cadence

Analyses are on-demand; no polling. The panel caches previous analyses in `StockAnalysisHistory` so re-opening a symbol shows the last analysis immediately while a fresh one fetches.

## Tier & gating

**PRO (hard-locked).** `premium: 'locked'` on both variant registrations. `isPanelEntitled` unlocks it when **either** a valid `WORLDMONITOR_API_KEY` is present **or** `isPro` is true (`stock-analysis` is in the `apiKeyPanels` allowlist at `src/config/panels.ts:973`).

## API reference

* [Markets service](/docs/api/MarketService.openapi.yaml) — schemas and parameters for `analyze-stock`, `get-stock-analysis-history`, and `get-insider-transactions`.
* Related: [Premium Backtesting](/docs/panels/stock-backtest) — the backtest side of the same dataset.