Markets and finance

Stock and crypto quotes

A market snapshot per symbol, around 60 fields in one row: last price, change and percent change, day open, high and low, previous close, pre and post market prices, 52 week range, 50 and 200 day averages, volume and average volume, market cap and enterprise value, trailing and forward P/E, price to book, PEG, trailing and forward EPS, beta, dividend rate and yield, ex dividend date, payout ratio, shares outstanding and float, short ratio, revenue and revenue growth, gross, operating and profit margins, return on equity, cash, debt and free cash flow, the analyst consensus with mean and high and low price targets, and the company profile with sector, industry, country, headcount, website and a business summary.

Works for stocks, ETFs, crypto pairs, forex pairs, indices and futures. One result, and one billable item, per symbol.

When to use it

Use when you already know the symbols and want the current price and where they stand right now: a price check, a watchlist refresh, a valuation and margin snapshot before a deeper pull, or the analyst consensus in the same row as the price. Symbols are Yahoo Finance tickers, so AAPL for a stock, SPY for an ETF, BTC-USD for crypto, EURUSD=X for forex, ^GSPC for an index and GC=F for futures, up to 50 per call. Use finance.screener to FIND symbols by filter or indicator rather than to look one up, finance.history for the price series behind the snapshot, finance.fundamentals for full statements and the analyst detail, news.search for coverage of a name, and trends.search for how much it is being searched for. Figures come from Yahoo Finance's public feeds rather than from an exchange, so prices can lag the tape and thinly covered symbols leave some fields empty.

Inputs

Stock and crypto quotes takes 3 fields, 1 of them required. Anything you leave out falls back to the tool's own default.

How to call it

Connect once and your agent can reach Stock and crypto quotes the same way it reaches everything else in the catalog. Add Goro as an MCP connector, or paste the setup line into an agent that reads skills.

Or plain HTTP

POST /v1/run

{
  "endpoint": "finance.quote",
  "input": {
    "tickers": [
      "AAPL",
      "MSFT",
      "BTC-USD"
    ],
    "operation": "quotes"
  }
}