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    An MCP server that tracks real-time data for major crypto-related stocks to help AI agents analyze blockchain investment opportunities.
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    Historical stock pattern intelligence for AI agents. Search 24M pre-computed chart pattern embeddings across 15K stocks and 10 years. 19 tools: pattern similarity search, forward returns, regime analysis, anomaly detection, sector rotation, earnings reactions, correlation shifts, scenario analysis, and more. Returns what happened historically when charts looked like this — compliance-safe
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  • Compare key valuation metrics like P/E, PEG, and price-to-book across multiple stocks to identify undervalued or overvalued opportunities for peer analysis and sector comparisons.
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  • Retrieve top performing stocks on the Colombo Stock Exchange by highest percentage increase. Specify a limit to control the number of results.
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  • Export chart data from TradingView Supercharts, including visible indicator columns, and optionally load OHLCV into a local chart for deterministic analysis.
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  • Retrieve ad-level performance data including RSA headlines and descriptions for creative audits, A/B analysis, and identifying low-performing ad copy to refresh.
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  • Retrieve a list of all generated guide files saved in the codeglance-analysis/guide directory. Use this to see available documentation outputs.
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  • Generate the Vedic sidereal natal sign chart (Rashi) based on birth details for foundational astrological analysis.
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  • Retrieves historical OHLCV candlestick data for stocks, ETFs, or indexes. Supports multiple intervals and lookback periods for chart analysis and quantitative backtesting.
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  • Score five elements from a birth chart to identify strong and weak elements, enabling balance analysis.
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  • Verify if specific linguistic operations like morphological or etymological analysis are permitted for documents in Hebrew, Greek, or Aramaic before performing text-critical analysis.
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  • Capture the official TradingView chart region or viewport for visual analysis. Specify dimensions and chart-only mode to get a clean screenshot, with authentication details excluded from the result.
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  • Retrieve OHLCV chart data for a security by ISIN to perform technical analysis, trend detection, or price history review.
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