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Summary
Look up quotes, price history, technical ratings, fundamentals, news, filings and calendars, run the TradingView Screener and manage your watchlists and price alerts from Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot through TradingView's official MCP server.
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Example prompts for TradingView
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TradingView
Look up quotes, price history, technical ratings, fundamentals, news, filings and calendars, run the TradingView Screener and manage your watchlists and price alerts from Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot through TradingView's official MCP server.
Setup
TradingView runs its own official remote MCP server, in public beta since September 2026. This connector bridges it: the tools are TradingView's (symbol search, quotes and price history, the Screener, technical ratings, fundamentals and analyst forecasts, news, filings and earnings call transcripts, earnings, dividend and economic calendars, economic indicators, and your watchlists and price alerts), and AnythingMCP puts them behind your AnythingMCP server with its API keys, per-tool roles and audit log, next to your other connectors.
- Install the connector from the catalog. There is nothing to paste: no API key, client ID or secret.
- On the connector page click Authorize with Provider. AnythingMCP registers itself with TradingView and sends you to the TradingView sign-in.
- Sign in with your paid TradingView account and approve access. Back in AnythingMCP the tool list is reloaded from TradingView's server. TradingView adds tools during the beta: Discover tools on the connector picks up new ones.
Plan and beta limits: MCP access comes with the paid TradingView plans from Essential upwards; free accounts and trial plans are refused. During the beta TradingView serves delayed market data, allows about 100 calls a minute per user and may cap requests per day. If you hit the limit, wait a minute.
Whose account it is: the person who signs in is the TradingView user for everyone who uses this connector. Everyone reads that account's watchlists and alerts and changes them under that account, so if several people share the connector, decide whose account it is before you authorize. If calls start failing with an authorization error after it worked, click Authorize with Provider again.
No trading: TradingView's server has no trading tools, so nothing here places orders. Results are market data, not investment advice, and the AI treats news stories and filings as untrusted text.
Switched off at install: tradingview_delete_watchlist, tradingview_remove_from_watchlist and tradingview_delete_alert (which also drops the alert's history). Creating watchlists and alerts, adding symbols, renaming, pausing and resuming alerts stay on. Alerts the AI creates notify the account owner, so it asks before creating many. Webhook alerts cannot be created or edited this way.
First calls: symbols are written EXCHANGE:TICKER, for example NASDAQ:AAPL, BINANCE:BTCUSDT or XETR:SAP. When you name a company, the AI starts with tradingview_search_symbols, and tradingview_get_symbol_data_batch reads up to 50 symbols in one call. A 401 or 403 after sign-in usually means the account has no paid plan or the authorization expired.
Prerequisites: a paid TradingView plan, Essential or higher. No environment variables: you sign in with TradingView after installing.
Install the connector locally
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HelpCode-ai/anythingmcp/main/docker-compose.quickstart.yml -o docker-compose.yml
printf 'JWT_SECRET=%s\nENCRYPTION_KEY=%s\n' "$(openssl rand -hex 32)" "$(openssl rand -hex 32)" > .env
docker compose up -d
Open http://localhost:3000/connectors/store, pick TradingView, install it and click Authorize with Provider on the connector page.
Available tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
tradingview_list_watchlists | List the signed-in user's TradingView watchlists with their ids and names |
tradingview_get_watchlist | Get one watchlist and its symbols by id |
tradingview_get_active_watchlist | Get the active watchlist with its symbols |
tradingview_create_watchlist | Create a new watchlist in the user's TradingView account, optionally with a name and initial symbols |
tradingview_delete_watchlist | Delete a watchlist from the user's TradingView account |
tradingview_add_to_watchlist | Add symbols to a watchlist |
tradingview_remove_from_watchlist | Remove symbols from a watchlist in the user's TradingView account |
tradingview_update_watchlist | Rename a watchlist and/or change its description |
tradingview_get_ohlcv | Historical OHLCV bars for a symbol at an interval: an aggregate summary plus, unless summary is true, the raw bars [{t (unix seconds, UTC)… |
tradingview_get_economic_data | Time series of an economic indicator such as ECONOMICS:USIRYY (US inflation rate): [{date, value}] with the released value, plus unit and… |
tradingview_get_economic_symbols | Catalog of the economic tickers tradingview_get_economic_data accepts |
tradingview_search_symbols | Turn a ticker or company name into TradingView symbols (EXCHANGE:TICKER) with a fuzzy search: symbol, description, type, exchange and logo… |
tradingview_get_symbol_data | Any TradingView screener columns for one symbol: stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, indices, bonds and government bond yields |
tradingview_run_screener | Run the TradingView Screener with filters ({field: [min, max]} plus index, sector, industry and analyst_rating), sorting, presets and… |
tradingview_get_symbol_data_batch | Quotes or screener columns for up to 50 symbols in one call |
tradingview_get_screener_columns | Catalog of the screener column names accepted by tradingview_get_symbol_data, tradingview_get_symbol_data_batch and tradingview_run_screener |
tradingview_get_technicals_rating | Technical indicator snapshot for one symbol and timeframe: RSI, Stochastic K/D, CCI20, ADX, MACD, Momentum, AO, EMA and SMA 10 to 200… |
tradingview_get_news | Latest news headlines for a symbol: id, title, published (unix), provider, urgency (1 top, 2 normal), story path, link, permission, related… |
tradingview_get_news_story | Full text of a news story by the id from tradingview_get_news: description, short description, summary, permission, provider and copyright |
tradingview_get_forecasts | Analyst consensus for a symbol: recommendation and score, buy, hold and sell distribution, price targets with upside_pct, EPS and revenue… |
tradingview_get_financials | Current fundamentals of a symbol: P/E, P/B, margins, ROE and ROA, TTM revenue, net income, EBITDA and free cash flow, and year-over-year… |
tradingview_get_financial_history | Quarterly or annual history of fundamentals (revenue, gross profit, operating income, net income, free cash flow, EPS, EBITDA, total debt)… |
tradingview_get_documents | Filings and transcripts for a symbol (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, earnings calls, presentations, press releases) with the view ids that… |
tradingview_get_document_view | Text of one document view (summary or transcript) by the views[].id returned by tradingview_get_documents |
tradingview_get_earnings_calendar | Earnings dates for a list of symbols: per symbol only the next scheduled report and the most recent one, with consensus EPS and revenue for… |
tradingview_get_economic_calendar | Macro events (CPI, GDP, rate decisions and more) filtered by country, currency, category and importance |
tradingview_get_dividends_calendar | Dividend data: ex-dates, amount, yield and payment date |
tradingview_create_alert | Create a TradingView price alert on a symbol (price plus cross, cross_up, cross_down, greater or less) |
tradingview_update_alert | Change the message, name, expiration or notifications of an existing alert and restart it |
tradingview_delete_alert | Delete alerts by id, together with their fire history |
tradingview_stop_alerts | Pause alerts without deleting them: id, history and settings are kept and tradingview_restart_alerts resumes them |
tradingview_restart_alerts | Resume paused alerts without creating them again; id, history and settings stay as they were |
tradingview_list_alerts | List all of the user's alerts, active and inactive: alert_id, name, symbol, active, condition type, threshold, resolution and timestamps |
tradingview_get_alerts | Full settings of specific alerts by id, including the raw conditions, which you need to recreate an alert with changed conditions |
tradingview_get_alerts_log | Alert fire history: when each alert fired, with symbol, message and webhook delivery status |
Example prompts
- "How did NVIDIA, AMD and Intel trade this week? Show price change and volume side by side."
- "Screen for large-cap US stocks with a P/E under 15 and revenue growth above 10%."
- "Sum up Microsoft's latest earnings call transcript."
- "Set an alert for when Bitcoin crosses 120,000 USD, and add BINANCE:ETHUSDT to my crypto watchlist."
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