EOD Historical Data MCP. Pulling deep market data, from fundamentals to real-time ticks.

EOD Historical Data - Market Prices & Fundamentals API. You gotta connect your AI agent to this server if you want real financial history. It's loaded with tools that let you run deep queries across every time frame and asset type imaginable.

Pricing Action and Time-Series Data

When you need price metrics, these are your calls. get_eod_historical pulls daily, weekly, or monthly closing prices for any symbol. For granular detail, use get_intraday_historical to get minute-by-minute price action data. Need to check the market right now? get_real_time gives you live, delayed OHLCV snapshots of what's happening.

Core Financial Analysis and Metrics

To understand a company's health, you hit the fundamentals tools. You can get key metrics and financial ratios for one symbol using get_fundamentals. If you wanna compare apples to oranges across an entire exchange, run get_bulk_fundamentals instead. For deep dives into market sentiment, check out get_sentiments, which calculates the overall news feeling for a stock.

You can also pinpoint specific impacts with get_news_word_weights, which gives you a numeric weight or impact score tied to a ticker in the news flow. If you're analyzing technical signals—think RSI or MACD—get_technical_indicators runs those calculations for you.

Tracking Corporate Moves and Events

This server tracks everything that changes a stock's structure. For upcoming money events, get_calendar_earnings provides the schedule for companies reporting earnings soon, while get_calendar_dividends lists future dividend payment dates. Wanna see what's coming to market? get_calendar_ipos shows scheduled Initial Public Offerings and their dates. You can also track expected stock splits with get_calendar_splits, or look at a ticker's full history of splits using get_splits.

To get the full picture on cash payouts, get_dividends retrieves a historical record of payments for a single symbol.

Market Structure and Asset Identification

Before you pull any data, you gotta know what tickers are available. Use get_exchanges_list to see every financial exchange the server tracks globally. If you're focused on one place, get_exchange_symbol_list gives you all the stock tickers for that specific exchange. If you only have an alternative identifier—like a CUSIP or ISIN—don't sweat it; get_id_mapping converts those formats into usable exchange symbols.

You can also start broad by running search_assets, which finds an asset symbol across exchanges using a ticker, name, or ISIN code.

Macro Context and Deep Market Monitoring

Don't forget the big picture stuff. For commodity pricing—like oil or gold—run get_commodities to pull historical data on raw goods. When you need interest rates, use specialized tools: get_ust_yield_rates gets the general US Treasury rate curve, while get_ust_bill_rates and get_ust_real_yield_rates give current estimates for those specific US Treasury yields. For insider activity, get_insider_transactions tracks internal stock trades by company executives using SEC Form 4 filings.

If you're just browsing the news cycle, get_news delivers a stream of recent financial headlines and articles.

Utility Tools

You can run a list of stocks based on criteria using get_screener, which filters thousands of tickers by defined metrics or performance signals. You gotta check your limits sometimes; use get_user to see your personal account details and current API usage cap.