Paste this prompt into ChatGPT Work or Claude Cowork and ask it to build the stock scanner dashboard.
Build me a simple working stock scanner dashboard using yfinance for free market data. Requirements: * Scan these stocks: NVDA, AMD, MU, AAPL, MSFT, META, AMZN, TSLA, PLTR * Show current price * Show Daily, 4H and 1H trend * Calculate EMA 20 and EMA 30 * Calculate RSI * Show volume * Give each stock a simple bullish setup score from 0–100 * Rank the strongest stocks at the top * Use green, amber and red status indicators * Let me click each stock to see why it received that score Make the dashboard clean, modern and mobile friendly. Most importantly: build a working version, not just a mockup or explanation. Use real yfinance data and do not use fake/sample market data.
You can use this prompt as the base for your own stock dashboard—change the stock list, indicators, scoring strategy and rules to suit how you prefer to analyse the market. If your brokerage provides a supported API, you may later connect its live or licensed market data using the brokerage’s official documentation. Start with read-only data access where possible, protect all API credentials, confirm any data costs or limitations, and test carefully before relying on the result. Trading strategy, risk controls and decisions remain your responsibility.
Review the files and requested package installations. Use a dedicated project folder, never paste brokerage passwords or API secrets into the prompt, and do not connect the generated dashboard to a live trading account. This prompt asks for analysis and display only—not order execution.
This resource and any dashboard created from it are provided for educational and informational purposes only. They are not financial, investment, trading, legal or tax advice and do not recommend any security, strategy or transaction.
yfinance is a third-party market-data interface and its data may be delayed, incomplete, adjusted or unavailable. Technical indicators and scoring rules can produce false or misleading signals. Every user is responsible for independently verifying information, assessing risk and making their own investment decisions. Past or calculated market behaviour does not guarantee future results.