TradingView MCP, TradingView's official MCP server

• Finds the exact ticker for a company or symbol name

  Looks up a company name or partial ticker and returns matching symbols in EXCHANGE:TICKER form, with exchange and instrument type, so other tools get the right symbol.

  Try: “What is the TradingView symbol for Nvidia?”

  Network · search_symbols

• Pulls historical price bars for a symbol

  Returns open, high, low, close and volume bars for a symbol at the interval you choose, up to 5000 bars per call, with a summary of the range.

  Try: “Show me the last 90 daily bars for NASDAQ:NVDA and the high and low.”

  Network · get_ohlcv

• Shows indicator readings and a buy or sell summary

  Returns one timeframe's snapshot of indicators such as RSI, MACD and moving averages, plus three summary ratings that roll them up.

  Try: “What do the technical indicators say about AAPL on the daily chart?”

  Network · get_technicals_rating

• Fetches chosen data fields for one symbol

  Fetches any screener columns you ask for on a single symbol: stocks, ETFs, crypto, forex, futures, indices or bonds. Useful when no other tool has the exact field.

  Try: “Get the market cap, P/E and dividend yield for NYSE:KO.”

  Network · get_symbol_data

• Fetches data fields for up to 50 symbols at once

  Returns the same screener columns for as many as 50 symbols in one call. Symbols it cannot resolve are listed as missing instead of being filled with zeros.

  Try: “Compare price and P/E for AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL and AMZN in one table.”

  Network · get_symbol_data_batch

• Finds stocks or coins that match your filters

  Runs TradingView's screener with your filters, sort order and columns, over markets such as US stocks, crypto or forex, and returns up to 1000 matching rows.

  Try: “Find S&P 500 stocks with P/E under 15 and RSI under 40, sorted by dividend yield.”

  Network · run_screener

• Lists recent headlines for a symbol

  Returns the latest news headlines for a symbol with provider and time, in pages of up to 200 headlines in total.

  Try: “Show the latest headlines about Tesla.”

  Network · get_news

• Reads the full text of one news story

  Fetches the body of a single story using the id from the headline list, along with its provider and summary.

  Try: “Open the second Tesla headline and summarise the story.”

  Network · get_news_story

• Shows analyst ratings, targets and estimates

  Returns analyst consensus for a symbol: the overall recommendation, how many say buy, hold or sell, price targets with upside, and EPS and revenue estimates.

  Try: “What is the analyst price target for AMD and how much upside is that?”

  Network · get_forecasts

• Gives a current snapshot of a company's fundamentals

  Returns key figures such as P/E, P/B, margins, ROE, trailing revenue, income, EBITDA, free cash flow and year-on-year growth. You can ask for a subset.

  Try: “Give me Microsoft's profit margins and free cash flow growth.”

  Network · get_financials

• Shows quarterly or annual financials over time

  Returns revenue, gross profit, operating income, net income, free cash flow, EPS, EBITDA and debt by quarter or year, with year-on-year change.

  Try: “Show Nvidia's revenue and net income for the last eight quarters.”

  Network · get_financial_history

• Lists filings and earnings call transcripts for a symbol

  Lists 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K filings and earnings call transcripts for a symbol, with ids you pass to the document viewer. You can filter by type and date.

  Try: “List the latest 10-Q and earnings call for Apple.”

  Network · get_documents

• Reads the text of a filing or transcript

  Returns the summary or transcript text for one document, using an id taken from the document list. The assistant should never make up these ids.

  Try: “Summarise the most recent earnings call transcript for Shopify.”

  Network · get_document_view

• Shows the next and last earnings dates for symbols

  For each symbol, returns the next scheduled report date and the most recent one, with consensus EPS and revenue forecasts. It does not hold older quarters.

  Try: “When do Apple, Microsoft and Amazon report next?”

  Network · get_earnings_calendar

• Lists upcoming and past economic events

  Returns macro events such as CPI, GDP and rate decisions, filtered by country, currency, category and importance. Data goes back to 2003 and about 31 days ahead.

  Try: “What high-importance US economic events are coming up this week?”

  Network · get_economic_calendar

• Shows dividend dates and amounts

  Returns ex-dividend dates, amounts, yields and payment dates, either for symbols you name or for a whole market in a date window.

  Try: “When is Coca-Cola's next ex-dividend date and what is the yield?”

  Network · get_dividends_calendar

• Gets the history of an economic indicator

  Returns the dated values of one economic series, such as US inflation, over a window you choose.

  Try: “Chart US year-on-year inflation since 2020.”

  Network · get_economic_data

• Lists your watchlists

  Returns the names and ids of every watchlist on your TradingView account.

  Try: “What watchlists do I have on TradingView?”

  Network · list_watchlists

• Shows the symbols in a watchlist

  Returns one watchlist and its symbols by id. It can also read a public watchlist shared by another user, but only yours can be changed.

  Try: “Show me what is in my Tech watchlist.”

  Network · get_watchlist

• Shows the watchlist you have open

  Returns your active watchlist with its symbols. If none is active it activates your first custom list, and creates a default list if you have none.

  Try: “What is in my active watchlist?”

  Network · get_active_watchlist

• Makes a new watchlist

  Creates a watchlist on your account, optionally with a name and starting symbols.

  Try: “Create a watchlist called Dividend picks with KO, PEP and JNJ.”

  Write · create_watchlist

• Adds symbols to a watchlist

  Adds one or more symbols to a watchlist. A symbol that is already there is moved to the end of the list.

  Try: “Add NASDAQ:AMD and NASDAQ:INTC to my Tech watchlist.”

  Write · add_to_watchlist

• Removes symbols from a watchlist

  Takes the symbols you name out of a watchlist. The list itself stays.

  Try: “Remove Tesla from my Tech watchlist.”

  Delete · remove_from_watchlist

• Renames a watchlist or edits its description

  Changes the name, the description or both for one of your watchlists.

  Try: “Rename my Tech watchlist to Semiconductors.”

  Write · update_watchlist

• Deletes a watchlist

  Permanently deletes one of your watchlists. Ask your assistant to confirm with you first.

  Try: “Delete my old Crypto 2022 watchlist.”

  Delete · delete_watchlist

• Lists your alerts, active and paused

  Returns all of your alerts with name, symbol, whether each is active, the condition, threshold and timeframe. You can filter by symbol or state.

  Try: “Which of my alerts are currently active?”

  Network · list_alerts

• Shows the full details of chosen alerts

  Returns the complete setup of specific alerts by id, including their raw conditions. Message text and webhook addresses are left out.

  Try: “Show the full settings of my NVDA price alert.”

  Network · get_alerts

• Shows which alerts fired and when

  Returns the history of alert fires over a number of days, with symbol, message and webhook delivery status. You can filter by symbol.

  Try: “Which of my alerts fired in the last 7 days?”

  Network · get_alerts_log

• Sets a simple price alert

  Creates an alert that triggers when a price crosses, rises above or falls below a level you give. Only single price conditions work: no indicator or multi-condition alerts, and no webhooks.

  Try: “Alert me when NASDAQ:NVDA crosses above 150.”

  Write · create_alert

• Changes an alert's name, message or notifications

  Edits an existing alert's name, message, expiry or notification options and restarts it. The symbol and condition cannot change, so delete and create instead.

  Try: “Change my AAPL alert message and turn on mobile push.”

  Write · update_alert

• Pauses alerts without deleting them

  Pauses the alerts you name. Their settings and history are kept, and they can be resumed later.

  Try: “Pause all my alerts.”

  Write · stop_alerts

• Resumes paused alerts

  Turns paused alerts back on without having to create them again.

  Try: “Resume the alerts I paused earlier.”

  Write · restart_alerts

• Deletes alerts and their history

  Permanently deletes the alerts you name, along with their fire history. Ask your assistant to confirm with you first.

  Try: “Delete my old TSLA alerts.”

  Delete · delete_alert

• Used by the assistant behind the scenes

  Lists the data fields the screener understands

  Returns the catalog of screener column names, grouped by topic, so the assistant can pick valid fields for the screener and symbol data tools.

  Try: “Which valuation fields can the screener filter on?”

  Network · get_screener_columns

• Looks up which economic indicators exist

  Lists the economic indicator codes and countries available, so the assistant can find the right ticker for the economic data tool instead of guessing.

  Try: “Which inflation indicators does TradingView have for Germany?”

  Network · get_economic_symbols

Watch out for

• It can delete your alerts and watchlists

  Deleting an alert also removes its history. Ask your assistant to confirm before any delete. tradingview.com

• It cannot trade or touch your broker account

  There are no tools for orders, balances or positions. Broker trading stays in TradingView Supercharts. financemagnates.com

• Market data is delayed

  TradingView does not say by how much. Check prices on TradingView before you act on a number. tradingview.com

• Anyone using your client acts as you

  The client holds your sign-in, so whoever uses it can change your watchlists and alerts. Sign out of shared computers. tradingview.com

• Webhook alerts are blocked on purpose

  TradingView requires a two-factor check for webhook alerts, and that check does not exist for MCP yet. The server cannot create or edit them. tradingview.com

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