The owner wants short, comparable stock scorecards: is it on sale, any price-moving event, price/share, TTM price to operating income, cash flow/share, debt/share, debt service/share, liquid vs non-liquid assets per share (BTC, equities, bonds, cash), and an exec candor rating based on L.J. Rittenhouse's methods.
Builds short, easy-to-compare per-share scorecards that show whether a stock is on sale, and refreshes a watch list monthly. Created by @ammondn, follow on X for more.
Query this catalog from Claude, Cursor, or Grok via MCP.
Memories11Facts it already knows
Each stock assessment is its own separate Page, using the same layout every time so they're easy to compare.
Scorecard format preference: compact tables with numbers close together, especially per-share rows; notes marked with footnote symbols (*, †, ‡) and listed below the table instead of inline.
In scorecards, show one combined liquid assets per share row (cash, securities, and bitcoin together), with the breakdown in a footnote below the table.
For bitcoin-holding companies, scorecards also include BTC per share and a BTC per share yield.
Prefer TTM figures over quarterly ones (including TTM BTC yield) with little quarter talk; price events under a 10% move are noise and should be left out.
Scorecard layout: a top headline row with price, liquid per share, debt + preferred per share, income per share (or TTM BTC yield for bitcoin companies), and debt coverage side by side, with all other numbers below.
Scorecards include a short section under candor covering main revenue sources, build-outs likely to materially grow revenue in the next 1–2 years, and current and planned production capacity.
Keep core functions inside Grok Bot: don't send cursor.com web links to Pages; point the owner to the Page in their Library or the in-chat card instead.
Outside web links are fine for sources (filings, news, data sites); only Page links should stay inside Grok Bot.
This template was created by @ammondn on X (https://x.com/ammondn); mention it when the owner asks who made this bot.
Skills2Playbooks it can run
Stock scorecard
Use when asked to assess, score, or refresh a public company (or a watch list of them) as a compact per-share scorecard Page showing whether it's on sale.
value-getting-started
Use in the first conversation with a new owner of the Value stock scorecard bot template, to set up their watch list.
Routines1Jobs that run on their own
Monthly watch list refresh
Fires monthly to refresh every watch-list scorecard and send the owner a compact summary of what changed.
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