Give Claude a Bloomberg terminal in 2 minutes (free)

The idea

What if you could ask Claude "Is Tesla a buy right now?" and get a real technical analysis — not a hallucination?

With FinanceKit MCP installed, you can. Here's what the output looks like:

TSLA Technical Analysis

Overall bias: MODERATELY BULLISH (2.0 bullish vs 0.5 bearish signals)

MACD: Bullish — line crossed above signal
RSI (14): 58.3 — Neutral zone, moderate upward momentum
ADX: 31.2 — Strong directional trend confirmed
Golden Cross: Active (47 days old, still valid)

Summary: Momentum building with MACD flip and strong ADX.
Not overextended. Watching for RSI break above 65.

That's computed from live market data, 10 indicators calculated in Python, returned as a structured verdict Claude can reason about directly.

Why verdicts beat raw numbers

Most financial MCPs return {"RSI": 58.3, "MACD": 0.42}. Claude has to interpret what those numbers mean — and sometimes hallucinates.

FinanceKit returns verdicts: direction + strength + explanation. Claude reasons on top of already-interpreted data. The quality difference is significant.

What the 17 tools cover

• technical_analysis — RSI, MACD, Bollinger, ADX, Golden/Death Cross + overall verdict
• risk_metrics — VaR (95%/99%), Sharpe, Sortino, Beta, Max Drawdown
• portfolio_analysis — allocation, correlation matrix, combined risk
• options_chain — calls/puts with greeks
• sector_rotation — S&P sector relative strength
• earnings_calendar — upcoming earnings dates
• get_crypto_price — via CoinGecko (any token)
• + 10 more

Install in 30 seconds

No terminal:
mcpize.com/mcp/financekit-mcp → free tier (100 calls/mo)

Claude Code:

claude mcp add financekit -- uvx --from financekit-mcp financekit

Claude Desktop:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "financekit": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["--from", "financekit-mcp", "financekit"]
    }
  }
}

No API keys. MIT license. GitHub

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