TradeApes

TradeApes scores every US-listed company from its SEC filings: a 0–100 health score across five pillars (financial strength, operating trend, relative value, capital allocation, risk) and a valuation verdict — Undervalued, Fair Value, Overvalued or Inconclusive — from a DCF and peer-multiple model that publishes a fair value only when its methods agree. This connector gives Claude those numbers live: • get_score_card — the dated one-sentence verdict, five pillar scores, key findings in plain English, next earnings date and the card URL for any ticker. • get_valuation — the verdict and why: confidence, the basis of the call, the engine's estimate or range, the methods that drove it, and a one-sentence explanation when no single fair value is published. • rank_sector — the top companies in a sector by health score with verdicts, and this week's biggest score changes. • list_sectors — the sector names and how many companies each covers. • search_tickers — find a ticker from a company name. • get_analysis — the full published TradeApes analysis article for a ticker when one exists (markdown, date, whether a newer filing has superseded it). Every result carries the as-of date, the TradeApes page URL and an attribution line, so Claude can cite its source. Nothing writes, trades, or spends: the server is read-only and never generates new content on an agent's behalf. No account or API key is required. Try: "Is Deere undervalued and why?", "Which Financials stocks score highest this week?", "Compare NVDA, AMD and INTC on TradeApes", "Read me the TradeApes analysis of Amazon." TradeApes is a research tool, not a registered investment adviser. Scores and verdicts are model assessments from public filings and end-of-day prices, not investment advice.