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Ticker Research MCP

Combine SEC filings, market indicators, and valuation scenarios in a local AI client with source and time labels.

At a glance

Resource type
Tool / product
Confirmed capabilities
Research
Markets
United States
How you use it
Self-hosted
License
MIT
Live execution
No direct execution
Crypto exposure
No
Individual access
Yes
Access / integration
External AI tool integration

About the tool

For individual investors who research US stocks in their own AI client and want to trace each figure to a source and date. Run the local Python service and connect an MCP client; enter a ticker to retrieve SEC company financials, Form 4 insider filings, and diluted EPS from 10-K filings, alongside daily bars, the latest trade, key metrics, and analyst EPS estimates from yfinance. The tools also calculate about 40 technical and risk factors, compare multiple stocks over a common period, and build bear/base/bull valuation scenarios from EPS × P/E. `plan_entry` uses an amount and calculated price levels to produce a staged-entry scenario; it does not create an order. Results label sources, as-of times, and price basis. Missing data is returned as unavailable with a reason. Coverage is primarily US stocks; KRX listings have prices, indicators, and entry scenarios only and are not included in this directory's market tags. Setup requires Python 3.11+, project dependencies, a local service token, and `SEC_USER_AGENT`, then connecting the local HTTP MCP endpoint to a client. SEC data is unavailable when `SEC_USER_AGENT` is not configured. The repository is MIT-licensed; model, client, and machine costs are unknown. SEC and yfinance are data sources, not an official SEC or Yahoo MCP. Its distinct use is a local read-only workflow that combines SEC fundamentals, unofficial market data, and traceable scenario calculations. It has no broker connection, brokerage account data, or order tools. Documentation was reviewed; it was not installed, run, or queried.

Running costs

Software
The project code is MIT-licensed.
Model services
AI model and client fees depend on the user's choice; exact costs are unknown.
Data sources
The README uses public SEC EDGAR data and yfinance (an unofficial Yahoo Finance interface). Availability, rate limits, and delays depend on upstream sources; no fixed data subscription fee was confirmed.
Hosting
The user runs the Python service locally; machine and network costs are unknown. The service token is configured locally.

Known limitations

  • Coverage is primarily US stocks; KRX support is limited to prices, indicators, and entry scenarios.
  • SEC data requires a SEC_USER_AGENT with a contact address; the related data is reported as unconfigured without it.
  • yfinance is an unofficial data adapter and may break, be rate-limited, delayed, or return missing values; outputs label sources and explain missing values.
  • The latest trade may include pre-market data and is marked provisional; `confirmed_only` can restrict prices to completed daily closes.
  • EPS × P/E, entry attractiveness scores, and touch probabilities are scenario calculations from public data, not forecasts, investment advice, or orders.
  • Read-only research tool: it does not connect to brokers, read brokerage accounts, or place orders; it was not installed or tested in this review.

Documentation & resources