Finturb Investment Signals
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We design and operate proprietary signal systems that turn noisy market, macro, and media data into structured, calibrated intelligence — exposed through web dashboards, a Signals API, and a public MCP server any AI assistant can reason over directly. The eight pillars
Overview
What is Finturb Investment Signals?
Finturb Investment Signals is a remote MCP server that exposes institutional-grade quantitative risk analytics—composite risk regimes, systemic fragility alerts, Markov transition probabilities, GDELT-derived media sentiment across 27+ assets, a global liquidity index, and a statistical arbitrage scanner covering 550+ securities—as structured tools any MCP-compliant AI assistant can call autonomously during a conversation.
How to use Finturb Investment Signals?
No account, no API key, no installation required. Paste the server URL (https://mcp-mkic.pythonanywhere.com/mcp) into any MCP-compatible client—such as Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code—and start asking questions. A free tier provides 50 calls per 48 hours with IP-based rate limiting; premium subscriptions unlock unlimited calls.
Key features of Finturb Investment Signals
- Composite risk score (0–100) with regime classification
- Three-tier systemic fragility alert system (30d/60d/90d)
- Markov transition probability matrices for turbulence states
- Per-asset media sentiment across 27+ tracked assets
- Global liquidity index with regional decomposition
- Statistical arbitrage scanner for 550+ securities
- Cross-pillar AI-synthesized market briefings
Use cases of Finturb Investment Signals
- Assess current market risk regime and compare it to last week
- Identify oversold or overbought candidates using quantitative scoring
- Get a full market briefing combining risk, liquidity, sentiment, and arbitrage signals
- Monitor geopolitical tension and media sentiment for specific assets
- Track global liquidity cycle phases and regional liquidity divergences
FAQ from Finturb Investment Signals
What runtime or dependencies are required?
None. The server is remote and uses Streamable HTTP transport; the client only needs network access and MCP compatibility.
Is authentication required to use the server?
No. The free tier uses IP-based rate limiting with no account or API key. Premium tier uses a bearer token.
Where does the data come from and how fresh is it?
Analytics are refreshed daily via a scheduled pipeline (00:05–04:05 UTC) drawing from market data, macro statistics, and open-source news datasets. Most signals reflect the previous market close; some carry a one-day publication lag. Every tool response includes a file_modified timestamp.
What is the free tier quota?
50 calls per 48-hour window per IP address. Premium and institutional tiers offer unlimited calls.
What transport and auth mechanisms are supported?
Streamable HTTP (SSE-compatible) transport. No authentication for free tier; bearer token for premium/institutional.
