Best for
- Long-term investors
- Investor agents that need financial research data
- Users researching stocks, options, and market indicators
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Investor Agent MCP Server
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A financial research MCP server for long-term investors
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An MIT-licensed financial research MCP server for long-term investors, with seven listed tools covering stocks, options, market sentiment, earnings, and technical analysis. The source does not provide a server manifest, parameter details, authentication, data sources, or client compatibility information.
Investor Agent is a Model Context Protocol server for building an investor agent. It provides stock fundamentals, historical prices, options data, market movers, an earnings calendar, Fear & Greed indexes, and technical indicators.
Tools
get_stock_info
Gets stock fundamentals, including price, financials, earnings, ownership, analyst ratings, and profile.
historical_prices
Gets OHLCV price history, defaulting to one year of weekly data with a limit of 100.
get_options
Gets options contracts sorted by open interest, defaulting to the top 25 per type.
market_movers
Gets top gaining, losing, or most active stocks.
earnings_calendar
Gets upcoming earnings reports from NASDAQ.
fear_greed_index
Gets the CNN stock market or crypto Fear & Greed index.
technical_indicator
Provides SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, or Bollinger Bands indicators.
Setup
Add the provided JSON to an MCP-capable client configuration and start the server with npx -y investor-agent. The source does not specify a particular client, authentication method, or additional installation requirements.
claude_desktop_config.json
{"mcpServers":{"investor-agent":{"command":"npx","args":["-y","investor-agent"]}}}
Fit and risk
Not for
- Users who need trade execution
- Users who require documented authentication, permissions, or data-service guarantees
- Users seeking financial features not listed in the source
Required permissions
- The source does not document required account permissions, authentication, or external-service access.
- The client must be able to run npx and start the MCP server.
Risks and side effects
- The server provides financial research data, but the source does not document its full data sources, timeliness, or accuracy.
- Unverified data should not be treated as an investment conclusion.
- The source does not document error handling, rate limits, or behavior when data is unavailable.
Troubleshooting
- Confirm that the client supports the shown mcpServers configuration format.
- Confirm that npx is installed and executable on the host.
- Confirm the package name is investor-agent and inspect client logs for startup errors.
- If a tool fails, verify the requested stock, options, or indicator inputs; the source does not provide parameter details.
Use cases
Research stock fundamentals
Analyze historical prices and technical indicators
Review options contracts by open interest
Track market movers, earnings, and market sentiment
Supported clients
Supported clients have not been confirmed yet.