SuperAPI AI Directory

china-comps

Agents & models

View repository

Updated 10-16 06:22

About this skill

china-comps

Data Sources (Multi-Tier)

Tier 0 — Wind (most comprehensive paid data)

  • Coverage: A-shares/Hong Kong and US stocks/funds/indices/bonds/macro/research reports/analysis (44 tools)
  • MCP service:wind-mcp(requires WIND_API_KEY key, starting with ak_ )
  • Advantages: widest full-market coverage, most comprehensive data, includes research reports and quantitative analysis
  • Key application:https://aifinmarket.wind.com.cn/#/home

Tier 1 — iFind (paid precise data)

Use ifind MCP when a valid IFIND_AUTH_TOKEN is configured.

ifind_get_stock_info(ticker)             → Company profile, multiples
ifind_get_stock_financials(ticker, ...)  → Revenue, net income, margins
ifind_search_stocks(query)               → Industry-wide stock screening

Tier 2 — AkShare (free open-source data)

Fallback when iFind is unavailable.

get_quote(ticker)              → Price, PE, PB, market cap
get_financials(ticker, "income", "annual")  → Revenue, net income
get_financials(ticker, "balance", "annual") → Book value
get_stock_info(ticker)         → Business description

Data source mode switch: when the environment variable IFIND_DATA_SOURCE_MODE=ifind-only is set, only the iFind data source is used, and the AkShare fallback is disabled.


name: china-comps description: Comparable company analysis for A-share stocks. Uses the AkShare MCP to build peer groups, pull financial data, compute valuation multiples (PE, PB, PS), and assess relative value within a Chinese industry sector. Use instead of the original comps-analysis skill when dealing with Chinese-listed equities.

china-comps

Workflow

1. Define the peer group

Start with the target stock, then use get_industry_stocks(industry="<行业名称>") to get the full peer set for that industry. Common industry names used in the 东方财富 classification:

Industry Example Leaders
白酒 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
半导体 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
电池 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
银行 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
证券 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
保险 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
医疗器械 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
光伏设备 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
汽车整车 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}
软件开发 {{SECTOR_LEADER}}, {{CHALLENGER_1}}, {{CHALLENGER_2}}

2. Pull financial data for each peer

For each ticker in the peer set:
  get_quote(ticker)         → price, PE, PB, market cap
  get_financials(ticker, "income", "annual")     → revenue, net income
  get_financials(ticker, "balance", "annual")    → book value, debt
  get_stock_info(ticker)    → business description

3. Compute standard multiples

Multiple Formula AkShare source field
PE (TTM) Price / EPS TTM get_quote → dynamic P/E ratio
PB Price / Book Value per share get_quote → P/B ratio
PS (TTM) Market Cap / Revenue TTM Compute from market cap + revenue
EV/EBITDA Enterprise Value / EBITDA Compute from market cap + debt - cash
Dividend Yield DPS / Price get_quote → dividend yield

4. Present the comps table

Sort by market cap (largest first). Flag outliers (>2 standard deviations from mean). Include:

  • Ticker, company name, price
  • Market cap (亿 CNY)
  • PE, PB, PS
  • Revenue growth %, Net margin %
  • 52-week high/low

5. Relative value assessment

  • If target's PE is >1 std dev above peer mean → potentially overvalued
  • If target's PE is >1 std dev below peer mean → potentially undervalued
  • Flag companies with negative earnings separately
  • Compare PEG ratios (PE / growth rate) when growth data is available

Notes

  • All financial data from AkShare is based on Chinese accounting standards (CAS), not IFRS/US GAAP
  • Chinese market has 涨跌停 limits (±10% for main board, ±20% for ChiNext/STAR)
  • A-share market cap includes both circulating (流通) and non-circulating shares — check if the user wants 流通市值 or 总市值
  • For cross-market comps (A-share vs HK-listed), note that A-shares typically trade at a premium