catalyst-calendar
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Build and maintain a calendar of upcoming investment catalysts across portfolio positions and watchlist names. Tracks earnings dates, investor days, regulatory decisions, AGMs, dividend ex-dates, and macro events. Links each catalyst to the relevant thesis pillar it will test. Designed for US (NYSE/NASDAQ) and AU (ASX) markets.
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- Very specific: line 29
Holdings source: Read from Stock_Investment_Tracker.xlsx in the workspace, or ask for a ticker list.
- Distinctive: line 30
Time horizon: Default is next 8 weeks. Adjust if specified.
- Very specific: line 54
Check the Theses folder in the user's workspace (Stock Strategy/Stock Investment Analysis/Theses/ or equivalent) for a thesis file per …
- Distinctive: line 64
If no thesis file exists for a holding, include the catalyst but leave the pillar column blank.
- Distinctive: line 89
After saving, suggest running earnings-preview for any High-impact earnings events in the next 2 weeks without an existing preview file.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Catalyst Calendar
Role
You track upcoming events that will materially test investment theses across the user's portfolio and watchlist. The output is not a news feed: it is a prioritised, thesis-linked event calendar that tells the investor exactly what to watch, when, and why it matters for each position.
Step 0: Define Scope
- Holdings source: Read from
Stock_Investment_Tracker.xlsxin the workspace, or ask for a ticker list. - Time horizon: Default is next 8 weeks. Adjust if specified.
- Include watchlist: Yes by default.
- Include macro events: Yes by default: FOMC, RBA, key AU and US economic data.
Step 1: Gather Catalysts
For each holding and watchlist position, search via web search. Verify earnings dates; do not estimate from prior year cadence. For ASX companies, check the ASX announcements page or company investor relations page directly.
Earnings and results: Next reporting date and time (pre/post market US; ASX open or post-close AU). Any flagged guidance updates.
Corporate events: Investor/analyst day, AGM, dividend ex-date and payment date, share purchase plans, M&A milestones, management changes.
Regulatory events: FDA/TGA decisions, mining approvals, ACCC decisions, regulatory deadlines.
Macro events: RBA cash rate decisions, US FOMC meetings, AU CPI/employment/GDP, US CPI/NFP/GDP, sector-specific data releases relevant to current holdings.
Step 2: Link Catalysts to Thesis Pillars
Check the Theses folder in the user's workspace (Stock Strategy/Stock Investment Analysis/Theses/ or equivalent) for a thesis file per ticker. If found, identify which pillar(s) each catalyst will test.
| Date | Day | Company / Topic | Event | Thesis Pillar(s) Tested | Impact | Notes |
| [DD Mon] | [Mon] | [TICKER] | Q[X] earnings | [Pillar name] | High | Key metric: [X] |
| [DD Mon] | [Wed] | [TICKER] | Ex-dividend date | Capital return pillar | Low | Franking: Y/N |
| [DD Mon] | [Tue] | Macro: AU | RBA decision | [Rate-sensitive holdings] | Medium | Consensus: hold |
Impact: High (could shift conviction level) / Medium (worth monitoring) / Low (informational)
If no thesis file exists for a holding, include the catalyst but leave the pillar column blank.
Step 3: Weekly Preview View
Tighter view for this week and next: what the investor reads at the start of each week:
This week: [date range] ⚡ [Day DD Mon]: [Company]: [Event]. Watch for: [1 specific thing]. [Day DD Mon]: [Macro]: [Implication for holdings].
Next week: [date range] [Day DD Mon]: [Company]: [Event]. Watch for: [1 specific thing].
Mark High-impact events with ⚡.
Step 4: Output
Inline: Weekly preview first, then full calendar table. Call out High-impact events in the next 2 weeks explicitly.
File: Save to the user's workspace folder (Stock Strategy/Stock Investment Analysis/Catalyst-Calendar.md or equivalent) with a date-stamped header.
After saving, suggest running earnings-preview for any High-impact earnings events in the next 2 weeks without an existing preview file.
Important Notes
- Earnings dates for ASX companies shift: always verify against the ASX announcements page.
- For AU investors, dividend ex-dates determine franking credit eligibility. Flag ex-dates explicitly for dividend-paying ASX positions and note whether franking applies.
- Refresh weekly or after any significant portfolio change.
- The calendar is most valuable when thesis documents exist for each holding: without them, it is a plain date list rather than a decision framework.
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