hithink-finance-valuation
Entry point for the current A-share valuation snapshot. Returns valuation metrics in the service's methodology in batch for the stock codes given by the user, without calculating or extending metrics on its own.
Prerequisites table
| Condition |
Action |
| First use of this domain |
Read shared rules; content already loaded in the same session can be reused |
| First execution or version change |
View capabilities --format json and the target schema <id> --format json; when the composition rules are unclear, view --help |
| Need to execute one of the commands in the table below |
First read the corresponding reference file; do not guess parameters from the command name alone |
| Whole market, pagination, multiple instruments or long ranges |
Use the --output <path> declared by the command to write to disk, and report only the summary |
Quick decisions
| User intent |
Preferred command / routing |
| Query the current valuation of one or more A-shares |
valuation snapshot --thscodes <codes> |
| The user gives a name or abbreviation rather than a thscode |
First switch to hithink-finance-symbol to complete disambiguation |
| The user wants price, change or K-line |
Switch to hithink-finance-market |
| The user wants historical valuation or ROE |
Explain that the current capability does not support this, and do not substitute guesses calculated from other fields |
Shortcuts
Native commands and schema
hithink-finance capabilities --format json
hithink-finance schema <capability-id> --format json
hithink-finance valuation <command> --help
The schema provides the current command options; the reference supplements business parameter relationships and acceptance methods. For global parameters, credentials and output conventions, see the shared rules.
Boundary statement
--thscodes Accepts at most 100 raw comma-separated tokens; empty tokens or non-A-share codes will be rejected.
- Codes are converted to uppercase and deduplicated in order of first appearance; valuation fields are allowed to be empty or negative, do not filter them on your own.
- Valuation data is not investment advice; do not use it to expand into buy/sell recommendations, target prices or return promises.