@XAMTO_AI: That multi-agent debate setup from US stocks, if directly transplanted to A-shares, would be a total joke: T+0, no dail…

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This tweet discusses replicating a multi-agent debate system from US stocks to Chinese A-shares, with modifications for local market features like T+1 trading and price limits, emphasizing it's for research purposes only.

That multi-agent debate setup from US stocks, if directly transplanted to A-shares, would be a total joke: T+0, no daily price limits, and it doesn't even acknowledge hot money or lock-up expirations. The original analysts look at Yahoo and Alpha Vantage. This fork swaps them out for East Money, Sina, and Tonghuashun, then stuffs in three new roles—policy, hot money, and lock-up expirations—to make the bull-bear debate speak in terms of T+1 and price limits. Reports come out in Chinese, but internal sparring stays in English, to avoid the model switching to Chinese and starting to write epic novels. Note: This is about research replication, not stock picks. LLMs love to make up stories—don't place trades based on the debate results. 🔗
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That multi-agent debate setup from US stocks, if directly transplanted to A-shares, would be a total joke: T+0, no daily price limits, and it doesn’t even acknowledge hot money or lock-up expirations.

The original analysts look at Yahoo and Alpha Vantage. This fork swaps them out for East Money, Sina, and Tonghuashun, then stuffs in three new roles—policy, hot money, and lock-up expirations—to make the bull-bear debate speak in terms of T+1 and price limits.

Reports come out in Chinese, but internal sparring stays in English, to avoid the model switching to Chinese and starting to write epic novels.

Note: This is about research replication, not stock picks. LLMs love to make up stories—don’t place trades based on the debate results.

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