Pangolin SafeYieldv3.2.3

A retail investor feeds their stock and ETF watchlist into the agent, which runs the five-dimensional resonance scan (macro, fundamental, technical, capital flow, risk) and returns buy/hold/sell suggestions with position allocation. The investor uses the six-stage macro workflow to time entries and avoid operating in downtrend channels.

An analyst monitors the dedicated US-Iran situation module (ceasefire status, Strait of Hormuz threats, three-scenario modeling, oil price mapping) to assess energy sector and commodity exposure. The agent translates geopolitical headlines into oil price scenarios and portfolio risk warnings under the macro veto rule.

A growth-oriented investor uses the agent's Chan Theory MACD and Granville buy-point logic to scan TMT individual stocks, enforcing the rule of only operating within the circle of competence and requiring PE/PB historical lows. The output is a ranked buy-point list with mandatory stop-loss levels.

An investor who lacks deep sector expertise applies the agent's rule to trade only ETFs outside TMT, using macro cycle positioning and cross-border flow signals to rotate between A-share and Hong Kong ETF baskets. The defensive 3-6 allocation plus offensive 0-4 allocation framework guides the rotation.

A strategy team uses the six-dimension macro framework (Fed policy, PBOC policy, exchange rate flows, US-China cycle differential, sector earnings, geopolitical radar) to set quarterly risk budgets. The agent's scoring logic produces quantified macro environment scores that inform overall equity exposure decisions.

The core five-dimensional scan and basic macro briefing are offered free to attract users, while advanced features like the dedicated US-Iran three-scenario modeling, real-time FedWatch integration, and detailed position allocation reports require a monthly subscription. This mirrors how analytical fintech tools tier basic versus premium research.

Wealth management firms, family offices, and brokerage platforms license the Pangolin-SafeYield framework as a white-label analytical engine embedded into their client-facing apps. The agent's advisory-only, requires-human-review nature fits compliance-heavy institutions that need explainable research outputs.

The agent generates weekly macro resonance reports and buy-point scans that are sold as standalone research products to a paid community of investors. The community model adds discussion, Q&A with analysts, and curated alerts during geopolitical events like Hormuz escalations.