Example questions

Questions that work well with 360marketview in ChatGPT or Claude, by topic — and how to get exact answers rather than estimates.

Ask in your own words; the app picks the tools. These are starting points. Each one only uses what 360marketview has — your own records and market data — so the answer can quote real figures.

Your portfolio

How did my portfolio do this month against the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq?
Which three holdings helped my return most this year, and which hurt it?
How concentrated am I? What share of my money is in my biggest holding and my biggest sector?
What did I pay for my NVDA shares on average, and how much have I made on them so far, sold and unsold?
List every deposit and withdrawal this year, and how much I have put in overall.

What’s coming up

Which of my stocks report earnings in the next two weeks, and what EPS is expected?
Any ex-dividend dates coming for what I hold or watch?
What happened to the companies I own this week — reports, analyst calls, insider trades, big moves?

One stock

Explain what ASML does, then show its revenue and margins for the last five years.
Is AAPL expensive against its own history and its sector? Say which multiples can’t be calculated and why.
What do analysts rate NVDA, and how far is their average target from today’s price?
Have AMZN’s officers and directors been buying or selling on the open market in the last six months?
Have members of the House traded MSFT in the past year? When did each trade happen, and when was it reported?
Compare AAPL, MSFT and GOOGL over three years against the S&P 500.

The market

How are the main US indices and futures doing today?
What are today’s biggest gainers, and which of them do I own or watch?

Keeping track (Read and manage)

Make a watchlist called “Report season” with every stock I own that reports this month.
Add TSM to my main watchlist and remove AMD.
Put a note on AAPL’s chart for its report day saying “check services growth”, and remind me on Telegram that morning at 9.
Alert me when NVDA goes above 200 dollars, and again if it moves 5% in a day.
Which of my alerts went off this week? Pause the TSLA one.

Getting exact answers

Ask for the figures as 360marketview gives them. “Quote the numbers from 360marketview, don’t round or recalculate” keeps the app from doing its own arithmetic.
Name the portfolio if you have more than one; otherwise the app uses your default portfolio.
Narrow big requests. A five-year daily history of eight stocks is too much for one answer; ask for a shorter period or fewer symbols.
Ask where a figure came from. The app can tell you which tool it read.
It’s information, not advice. Neither 360marketview nor the AI app can place a trade, and nothing here tells you what to buy or sell.

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