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Fund Analysis — Development skill for Claude Code

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Evidence-first fund analysis skill for Singapore retail investors.

How to install Fund Analysis

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open reshinto/fund-analysis and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Fund Analysis does

Evidence-first fund analysis skill for Singapore retail investors. Analyses ETFs, unit trusts, bond, money-market, REIT, commodity, multi-asset and alternative funds using fund-specific frameworks, valuation, risk, fees, accessibility, CPF/SRS eligibility and investment-vs-speculation tests.

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README

Fund Analysis

An evidence-first Claude Skill for analysing pooled investment funds from the perspective of a **Singapore retail investor**.

The skill is designed for investment products where traditional company-level intrinsic-value analysis may not apply directly. Instead of treating a fund like a stock, it routes each product through an appropriate fund-specific framework and asks:

**Why should I NOT invest in this, and does the investment case survive serious attempts to falsify it?**

The skill is deliberately **manual-only**. It runs only when explicitly invoked with:

/fund-analysis

It will **not** automatically activate from prompts such as `Analyze ABC Fund`.

Key Features

Manual-only activation

The skill uses:

disable-model-invocation: true
user-invocable: true

This means ordinary prompts such as:

Analyze ABC Fund

Should I invest in this ETF?

Is this unit trust undervalued?

do **not** activate the skill.

You must explicitly invoke:

/fund-analysis ...

This prevents the workflow from conflicting with broader investment-analysis skills such as `value-investing-analyst`.

What It Can Analyse

The skill routes funds to asset-class-specific analysis modules rather than forcing every product into the same valuation model.

Supported frameworks include:

Active funds
Passive funds and ETFs
Fixed-income funds
Money-market funds
Property and REIT funds
Commodity funds
Multi-asset funds
Fund-of-funds
Closed-end funds
Semi-liquid and private-market funds
Investment-linked policy wrappers
Leveraged and path-dependent funds

The architecture can also handle products where conventional stock-style intrinsic value is not meaningful by using appropriate measures such as prospective yield, underlying asset valuation, expected return, risk compensation, fees, liquidity and structural analysis.