I used MiniMax (Agent/MaxClaw) and cranked out 30 mini “fundamentals” briefs in one day

I’m just a retail investor / hobbyist stock picker — not an analyst.

Yesterday I tested MiniMax Agent (and tried running it via MaxClaw so I could check progress from chat) on a very real “I don’t wanna do this manually” task:

- 1 sector: Chemicals

- 10 sub-industries

- 30 listed companies

Time: ~8 hours end-to-end (mostly running + a bit of cleanup)

While I was literally eating hotpot + messing around, it kept producing company-by-company fundamentals notes + a lightweight sector structure.

Before this, the process was:

- open 50 tabs

- skim filings/news

- copy/paste into a doc

- die slowly at 1am 😵‍💫

What surprised me？

- Batching actually works (sector → sub-industry → company list → template → loop)

- It’s good at turning messy inputs into a repeatable structure (same headings, same sections)

- The “agent” part helps when you want it to keep going instead of answering one question and stopping

What I’m not pretending？

- Quality is not “sell-side ready.” You still have to spot-check numbers and claims.

- Some outputs get a bit repetitive if you don’t tighten the template.

If you ask vague questions, you get vague answers (classic). But purely on throughput, it’s wild.