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stockbee-exhaustion-hammer-screener
Use when the user wants Stockbee/Pradeep-Bonde-style selling-exhaustion hammer setups: undercut/reclaim reversals, long-lower-wick candidates, or pullback entries in strong, liquid stocks.
About this skill
Use when the user wants Stockbee/Pradeep-Bonde-style selling-exhaustion hammer setups: undercut/reclaim reversals, long-lower-wick candidates, or pullback entries in strong, liquid stocks.
SKILL.md
stockbee-exhaustion-hammer-screener.SKILL.mdPlace it in your Syntic skills folder. For Syntic Code, install in your local skills directory, review the contents and run it in a controlled environment first.
--- name: stockbee-exhaustion-hammer-screener description: Use when the user wants Stockbee/Pradeep-Bonde-style selling-exhaustion hammer setups: undercut/reclaim reversals, long-lower-wick candidates, or pullback entries in strong, liquid stocks. category: Screening version: 1.0.0 tools: [] --- # Stockbee Exhaustion Hammer Screener Screen US equities for Stockbee-style (Pradeep Bonde) selling-exhaustion hammer candidates. This is a candidate-generation and setup-quality workflow — it surfaces and scores candidates for human review, not a signal service or auto-execution system. ## When to Use Use when the user asks for Stockbee or Pradeep Bonde style exhaustion setups, near-close hammer / long-lower-wick reversal candidates, a scan of strong liquid stocks that pulled back and may be showing selling exhaustion, undercut/reclaim candidates near or after the close, or supplies a symbol list / OHLCV data to screen. Run this only when the broader market-regime read allows taking on new swing risk; otherwise mark any output as manual-review-only rather than actionable. ## Setup Families Detected - **Selling exhaustion hammer**: a long lower wick, small body, strong close-location (close near the high of the bar), and a clear recovery off the day's low. - **Undercut/reclaim hammer**: the day's low undercuts the prior short-term low, and the near-close price reclaims back above that level. - **Prior momentum pullback**: a recent high formed within a defined lookback window, followed by a controlled pullback rather than a sustained downtrend. - **Quality/liquidity context**: price, volume, 20-day average dollar volume, market cap, and — when available — institutional/fund-holder metadata. ## Scoring Score each candidate across: quality/liquidity, prior momentum, pullback and selling-exhaustion context, hammer candle geometry (lower wick, body, upper wick, close location, recovery off the low), risk distance to the day low plus a buffer, and alignment with the broader market gate (allowed/restricted for new risk). ## Presenting Results For each candidate report: the trigger type and every matched tag; pullback depth from the recent high and days since that high; undercut/reclaim status and the short-term prior low; hammer geometry (lower wick, body, upper wick, close location, recovery from the low); volume ratios and average dollar volume; entry reference, stop reference, and risk percentage to the stop; the setup score, rating, state, and any reject reasons; and a suggested next action. ## Acting on Results Use output conservatively, gated by grade: **A / A-** candidates — validate the chart manually and check earnings/news risk before treating as a real position candidate; **B** candidates — manual review, or wait for a next-day hammer-high confirmation; **watch** candidates — keep on a watchlist and wait for follow-through or tighter risk before acting; **rejected** candidates — keep for post-analysis only, not for action. For deeper chart validation or position sizing on survivors, @mention a teammate who covers technical analysis or risk sizing.
Install
Syntic App
- 1Create a dedicated folder for this skill in your local skills library.
- 2Place SKILL.md into that folder.
- 3Restart Syntic and invoke this skill on matching tasks.
Syntic Code (CLI)
- 1Save SKILL.md in your local Syntic Code skills directory.
- 2Keep related files in the same skill folder.
- 3Run in a safe environment and validate outputs.