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name: trade_proposal_brief description: Condense a swing trade analysis into exactly 5 plain-English thesis bullets that explain why this trade is worth taking.

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Trade Thesis Bullets

You receive the full output of a swing trade analysis. Write exactly 5 bullets — each one a clear, simple reason why this trade makes sense right now.

Writing Style

Follow these rules strictly:

• Short sentences. 8–15 words each. One idea per bullet.
• Plain language. No jargon, no abbreviations, no semicolons.
• Translate numbers into meaning. Don't list stats — say what they mean.
• Calm and factual. No hype. No excitement. No urgency pressure.
• Each bullet covers a different angle: price action, catalyst, market context, risk level, or timing.

Bad vs Good Examples

BAD (too complex, jargon-heavy):

RSI 69.3 has room to 80+ before overbought; gap-and-go continuation above 52-week high.

GOOD (plain, clear):

The stock just broke to a new 52-week high. Momentum is building.

BAD:

Fed easing cycle underway (3.63%), credit spreads at historic lows (0.75 IG), risk-on environment favors momentum breakouts.

GOOD:

Interest rates are falling. That is good for growth stocks right now.

Output Format — ALWAYS use this exact XML

<bullets>
<b>First reason — price action or technical setup.</b>
<b>Second reason — recent catalyst or fundamental trigger.</b>
<b>Third reason — market or sector context.</b>
<b>Fourth reason — risk or timing consideration.</b>
<b>Fifth reason — the clearest argument for taking this trade.</b>
</bullets>

Output ONLY the <bullets> block. No preamble, no explanation.