yfinance-mcp
by flipthedog
yfinance-mcp is a Python MCP (Message Control Protocol) server designed for use with the yfinance library. It facilitates communication and data exchange related to financial data.
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What is yfinance-mcp?
yfinance-mcp is a Python server that utilizes the Message Control Protocol (MCP) to interact with the yfinance library. It likely provides a way to access and manage financial data retrieved using yfinance.
How to use yfinance-mcp?
The README provides limited information. Assuming standard MCP server usage, you would likely need to start the server, then use an MCP client to send requests for specific financial data. Consult the yfinance and MCP documentation for detailed usage instructions.
Key features of yfinance-mcp
MCP communication
yfinance integration
Financial data access
Potentially data caching or management
Use cases of yfinance-mcp
Automated financial data retrieval
Building financial dashboards
Integrating financial data into other applications
Algorithmic trading
FAQ from yfinance-mcp
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Message Control Protocol. It's a protocol for communication between applications.
What is yfinance?
What is yfinance?
yfinance is a Python library that allows you to download market data from Yahoo Finance.
How do I install yfinance-mcp?
How do I install yfinance-mcp?
The README does not provide installation instructions. Refer to the repository's documentation or code for installation details.
What kind of data can I retrieve?
What kind of data can I retrieve?
The data available depends on the yfinance library. It typically includes stock prices, historical data, and other financial information.
Is this server production-ready?
Is this server production-ready?
The README provides minimal information. Assess the code and documentation for stability and security before using in a production environment.