stock-analyst-mcp
MCP server for Indian stock market analysis that provides fundamentals, technicals, DCF valuation, peer comparison, revenue forecasts, and news. It enables natural language interaction with stock data, including full analysis, comparisons, and raw financial data.
README
stock-analyst-mcp
MCP server for Indian stock market analysis — fundamentals, technicals, DCF valuation, peer comparison, and more.
<!-- mcp-name: io.github.parth-mehta-989/stock-analyst-mcp -->
Install
pip install stock-analyst-mcp
Or run directly without installing:
uvx stock-analyst-mcp
MCP Configuration
Add to your MCP client config (Claude Desktop, Devin, Cursor, etc.):
{
"mcpServers": {
"stock-analyst": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["stock-analyst-mcp"]
}
}
}
Or if installed via pip:
{
"mcpServers": {
"stock-analyst": {
"command": "stock-analyst-mcp"
}
}
}
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
analyze_stock |
Full analysis: fundamentals + technicals + peers + DCF + forecast + news |
get_fundamentals |
Financial ratios: profitability, liquidity, leverage, efficiency, valuation |
get_technicals |
Technical signals: EMA trend, RSI, MACD, Bollinger position |
get_peer_comparison |
Peer fundamental + technical metrics with rankings |
get_dcf_valuation |
DCF: WACC (India-adjusted), equity value/share, sensitivity range |
get_revenue_forecast |
Revenue forecast: base/bull/bear scenarios |
get_news |
Recent headlines + analyst recommendation summary |
compare_stocks |
Side-by-side comparison of multiple stocks |
get_raw_data |
Fetch cached raw financials for deep dives |
get_config |
View current configuration settings for all analysis tools |
set_config |
Update configuration settings dynamically (e.g., technical analysis period) |
Configuration Tools
get_config
Retrieve all current configuration settings. Useful for understanding what parameters are available before calling set_config.
from stock_analyst import get_config
config = get_config()
# Returns dict with sections:
# - data_provider, default_exchange, default_period, cache settings
# - technical_analysis: EMA periods, RSI period, MACD params, Bollinger settings
# - financial_analysis: DCF params, WACC settings, forecast scenarios
# - peer_comparison: max count, metrics to compare
# - output: format, pretty-print settings
set_config
Update configuration dynamically without restarting. Changes affect subsequent tool calls.
from stock_analyst import set_config
# Change technical analysis period from 1y to 1d
result = set_config("default_period", "1d")
# Returns: {"status": "success", "key": "default_period", "new_value": "1d", "affected_tools": ["all_tools"]}
# Change RSI period from 14 to 21
result = set_config("ta_rsi_period", "21")
# Returns: {"status": "success", "key": "ta_rsi_period", "new_value": 21, "affected_tools": ["get_technicals", "analyze_stock"]}
# Change DCF projection years from 5 to 10
result = set_config("fa_dcf_projection_years", "10")
# Returns: {"status": "success", "key": "fa_dcf_projection_years", "new_value": 10, "affected_tools": ["get_dcf_valuation", "get_revenue_forecast", "analyze_stock"]}
Common Configuration Keys:
| Key | Type | Default | Description | Affects |
|---|---|---|---|---|
default_period |
str | 1y |
Historical period: 1d, 5d, 1mo, 3mo, 6mo, 1y, 2y, 5y, max | all_tools |
ta_rsi_period |
int | 14 |
RSI calculation period | get_technicals, analyze_stock |
ta_ema_periods |
str | 20,50,200 |
Comma-separated EMA periods | get_technicals, analyze_stock |
ta_macd_params |
str | 12,26,9 |
MACD (fast, slow, signal) | get_technicals, analyze_stock |
ta_bollinger_enabled |
bool | true |
Enable Bollinger Bands | get_technicals, analyze_stock |
ta_bollinger_period |
int | 20 |
Bollinger Bands period | get_technicals, analyze_stock |
fa_dcf_enabled |
bool | true |
Run DCF valuation | analyze_stock, get_dcf_valuation |
fa_dcf_projection_years |
int | 5 |
DCF projection years | get_dcf_valuation, get_revenue_forecast, analyze_stock |
fa_dcf_terminal_growth |
float | 0.025 |
Terminal growth rate (2.5%) | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
fa_dcf_exit_multiple |
float | 12.0 |
Exit multiple for DCF | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
fa_wacc_risk_free_rate |
float | 0.07 |
Risk-free rate (7% for India) | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
fa_wacc_equity_risk_premium |
float | 0.06 |
Equity risk premium (6%) | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
fa_wacc_cost_of_debt |
float | 0.09 |
Cost of debt (9% for India) | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
fa_wacc_tax_rate |
float | 0.25 |
Tax rate (25% for India) | get_dcf_valuation, analyze_stock |
peers_max_count |
int | 10 |
Max peers to compare | get_peer_comparison, analyze_stock |
cache_ttl |
int | 3600 |
Cache TTL in seconds | all_tools |
Example: Customize Technical Analysis
from stock_analyst import set_config, get_technicals
# Use 1-day data with custom RSI period
set_config("default_period", "1d")
set_config("ta_rsi_period", "21")
# Get technicals with new settings
signals = get_technicals("RELIANCE")
Example: Customize DCF Valuation
from stock_analyst import set_config, get_dcf_valuation
# Use 10-year projection with different growth assumptions
set_config("fa_dcf_projection_years", "10")
set_config("fa_dcf_terminal_growth", "0.03") # 3% terminal growth
set_config("fa_wacc_risk_free_rate", "0.065") # 6.5% risk-free rate
# Get DCF with new assumptions
valuation = get_dcf_valuation("RELIANCE")
CLI
Also works as a standalone CLI (no LLM needed):
# Full analysis
stock-analyst --symbol RELIANCE
# Specific analysis
stock-analyst --symbol TCS --analysis fundamentals
stock-analyst --symbol INFY --analysis technicals
stock-analyst --symbol RELIANCE --analysis dcf
# Compare multiple stocks
stock-analyst --symbols RELIANCE,TCS,INFY --compare
# Markdown output
stock-analyst --symbol RELIANCE --format markdown
# Raw data
stock-analyst --symbol RELIANCE --raw financials
Configuration
All settings configurable via environment variables with SA_ prefix. Defaults work out of the box for Indian markets (NSE).
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
SA_DEFAULT_EXCHANGE |
.NS |
NSE (.NS) or BSE (.BO) |
SA_DEFAULT_PERIOD |
1y |
Historical data period |
SA_CACHE_BACKEND |
redis |
redis, csv, or none |
SA_REDIS_URL |
redis://localhost:6379/0 |
Redis connection URL |
SA_CACHE_TTL |
3600 |
Cache TTL in seconds |
SA_SCREENER_ENABLED |
true |
Use screener.in as fallback for peers |
SA_FA_DCF_ENABLED |
true |
Run DCF valuation |
SA_FA_WACC_RISK_FREE_RATE |
0.07 |
India 10Y govt bond yield |
SA_PEERS_MAX_COUNT |
10 |
Max peers to compare |
SA_MCP_TRANSPORT |
stdio |
stdio or streamable-http |
SA_MCP_PORT |
3001 |
Port for streamable-http |
See configurations.env.example for the full list.
Python Library
from stock_analyst import analyze, get_fundamentals, get_technicals
result = analyze("RELIANCE")
ratios = get_fundamentals("TCS")
signals = get_technicals("INFY", period="6mo")
Testing
# Install dev dependencies
pip install -e ".[dev]"
# Run all tests
pytest
# Run with coverage
pytest --cov=stock_analyst --cov-report=term-missing
# Run specific test file
pytest tests/test_peers.py -v
Data Sources
- yfinance — OHLCV, financials, balance sheet, cashflow, info, peer discovery via Industry API
- screener.in — peer discovery fallback (best-effort, graceful degradation)
- India-adjusted defaults — risk-free rate 7%, cost of debt 9%, tax 25%
License
MIT
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