Luxshare Precision立讯精密 · SZ 002475
Follow the evidence. Inspect the model. Understand the limits.
One case, four steps.
- 6 source excerptsHuman-selected news with URLs and timestamps
- 4 candidate eventsExtracted in a saved OpenRouter run; review pending
- 0 active event inputsAll four arrive after the price-data cutoff
- 130 validation observationsSame dates and horizon for each baseline
Every claim has a trail.
Six excerpts organized into five evidence groups. Two buyback reports describe one underlying event.
Compare before you conclude.
| Method | MAE ↓percentage points | RMSE ↓percentage points | Direction matchnegative / flat / positive | 90% interval coverage | Mean interval widthpercentage points |
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Lower error is better. “—” means the baseline does not produce an interval. The zero-return baseline always predicts flat; its direction score is not bearish accuracy. No method here is a trading strategy.
Inspect the five largest model errors
| Decision date | Target date | Predicted return | Actual return | Absolute error |
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What this version can tell you.
Timing is part of the evidence.
Prices end on 3 November. The source excerpts were first recorded after 19:37 on 5 November (China time). Those events cannot be inserted into an earlier decision date.
Event coefficient: 0.0000. Forecasts match the price-only comparison. News-driven improvement has not been established.
An interval is not a guarantee.
The adaptive interval uses rolling standardized-residual quantiles; it is not simply a fixed Gaussian band. Validation windows overlap and are not independent trades.
The model has no execution simulation, fees or daily price-limit handling. Results do not establish profitability.
A saved research case.
One supported stock; 443 price observations; six selected excerpts. Original source claims have not been independently verified, and news coverage is not exhaustive.
No live refresh or open-ended chat is included. The Agent run used NVIDIA Nemotron via OpenRouter; this page makes no AI calls.
Review tools · demonstrate application states
These are labeled UI simulations for review, not live service tests. They never change the saved research results.