shareholders-latest

Fetch latest Eastmoney shareholder counts and categorize accumulation or distribution signals.

Updated Jan 12, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chinawrj/agent-skills-stock --skill shareholders-latest
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Skill: shareholders-latest
Source: https://github.com/chinawrj/agent-skills-stock/tree/main/.github/skills/shareholders-latest
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chinawrj/agent-skills-stock --skill shareholders-latest

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires pandas, playwright, tqdm.

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps traders and equity researchers quickly access the most recent shareholder count disclosures from Eastmoney, enabling timely assessment of ownership shifts and signaling potential accumulation or distribution signals.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Fetch the latest shareholder counts for recently disclosed dates from Eastmoney.
  • Compute changes against prior counts, categorize signals (accumulation, distribution, consolidation), and support CSV export.
  • Use Case: Screen for stocks showing large holder declines to flag potential accumulation or recent increases to flag distribution.

Quick Start

Run the fetch_latest.py script to retrieve the most recent shareholder counts and display the top results.

Frequently Asked Questions about shareholders-latest

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I screen for stocks with the latest shareholder count announcements?

Shareholder count changes reveal potential accumulation or distribution signals. Declining holder numbers often indicate institutional accumulation, while increasing counts suggest distribution, helping traders spot ownership shifts before price movements.

What's the best way to fetch shareholder count data from Eastmoney?

Fetching shareholder data from Eastmoney uses a Playwright browser-based collection workflow. The script retrieves recent disclosures, parses END_DATE and HOLDER_NUM fields, and supports optional CSV export for downstream analysis.

Does this shareholder screening tool require Playwright and pandas?

Yes, shareholder screening requires Playwright for browser-based data fetching, pandas for computing holder count changes, and tqdm for progress tracking. These dependencies support the automated collection and signal categorization workflow.

Can I export shareholder count data to CSV after screening?

Yes, CSV export is supported after fetching shareholder counts. The tool retrieves disclosure dates and holder numbers from Eastmoney, computes change magnitudes, categorizes signals, and allows exporting filtered results for further analysis.

Why do shareholder count changes signal accumulation or distribution?

Shareholder count changes reveal ownership concentration trends. A significant decline in holder numbers often signals accumulation by larger investors, while increases indicate distribution, helping equity researchers identify potential market signals.