Connect MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to structured Investorean market data across stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, indices, and forex. The server gives AI agents focused tools to find and screen assets, analyze company fundamentals and price history, track dividends and economic events, and research SEC 13F institutional holdings and US Senate trades, turning natural-language questions into real, data-driven market research for traders and investors.
The Investorean MCP Server currently exposes 11 tools. Each tool returns structured data that an AI client can use in a research workflow.
asset.findFind assets by text query across one or multiple asset types.
asset.profileGet a complete asset profile with optional sections such as fundamentals, historical prices, dividends, and earnings.
asset.screenRun advanced screener queries with many criteria and an optional broker filter.
screener.schemaGet available screener fields, field types, and operators for asset types.
calendar.eventsFetch economic calendar items in a date range.
senate.transactionsFetch US Senate transactions with optional filters and pagination.
sec13f.searchSearch SEC 13F reports with optional filters, sorting, and pagination.
sec13f.reportGet full SEC 13F report details by CIK.
dividends.upcomingFetch upcoming dividends with optional symbol and date range filters.
indices.proprietaryFetch proprietary indices with an optional symbol filter.
seasonality.screenRun seasonality screener queries to find assets with recurring monthly return patterns. Supports filtering by month, return range, lookback period, asset type, and broker.
Add the Investorean server to a client that supports Model Context Protocol. The client can inspect the available tool schemas, select the right operation for your request, and return the structured result in its response. Tool calls remain explicit, so you can review which Investorean capability is used for each task.
MCP access requires an active PRO plan. Follow these steps to connect an MCP client to Investorean.
Sign in and open the settings page. In the MCP Tokens section, enter a descriptive token name and select Create token.
Copy the generated token when it appears. The full token is shown only once, so store it in a secure credential manager and do not commit it to source control.
In your MCP client, add a remote server that uses streamable HTTP transport. Set its URL to https://mcp.investorean.com/mcp.
Add an Authorization header with the value Bearer <YOUR-MCP-TOKEN>. Replace the placeholder with the token you copied.
Save the configuration and start or refresh the server in your client. Confirm that the Investorean tools appear, then try a request such as "Find Apple and return its asset profile."
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