Shibui Finance

Fundamentals, technicals,
and backtests — just ask.

An MCP server that plugs 64 years of US stock market data directly into Claude. Screen for opportunities, dig into financials, and run ad-hoc backtests — all in plain English, no code required.

22M+ daily price records
5,201 companies
56 technical indicators
1962–2026 coverage

What you can do

Fundamental analysis

Revenue, earnings, margins, free cash flow, and 40+ financial ratios — quarterly and annual, going back decades. Compare companies, track trends, and spot deteriorating fundamentals before the market does.

Stock screening

Filter the entire NASDAQ and NYSE universe by any combination of technical and fundamental criteria. P/E below 15, RSI below 30, revenue growing 20%+? Ask in plain English and get a ranked list in seconds.

Technical indicators

56 pre-calculated indicators including SMA, EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, ADX, ATR, Stochastic, and more — across all price history. No manual calculations, no window function overhead.

Backtesting

Define entry/exit rules and run them across the full historical dataset. Measure win rate, average return, and drawdown. Discover whether a strategy actually worked — or just looked good on paper.

Financial statements

Balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements — quarterly and annual — for 5,201 companies across NASDAQ and NYSE. Stored in a structured relational database, not PDFs.

Plain English queries

No SQL, no Python, no spreadsheets. Claude translates your questions into optimized queries and returns structured answers with analysis. You focus on the insight, not the tooling.

Connect in two minutes

Shibui Finance is an MCP server. Add it as a custom connector in Claude — no config files, no CLI commands.

Claude (Web & Desktop)

Go to claude.ai → Settings → Connectors, click Add custom connector, and paste the URL:

MCP server URL
https://mcp.shibui.finance/mcp

Shibui Finance will appear in your connectors list and be available in every conversation.

No signup required. The server is open and free to use.

Example conversations

These are real queries you can run immediately after connecting. Claude handles the SQL, you get the analysis.

You ask

"Find me profitable small-caps on NASDAQ with a P/E below 15, revenue growing at least 15% year-over-year, and RSI below 40. Show the top 10 by revenue growth."

Claude returns
output
Found 23 companies matching your criteria. Top 10 by revenue growth:

Symbol  Company              P/E    RSI   Rev Growth
──────  ───────────────────  ─────  ────  ──────────
HIMS    Hims & Hers Health    12.4   38.1   +87.3%
CPRX    Catalyst Biosciences   9.1   35.6   +61.2%
MODV    ModivCare              7.8   33.4   +44.8%
...

All 23 pass the RSI < 40 filter — sector breakdown: 8 healthcare,
6 technology, 5 industrials, 4 consumer discretionary.
You ask

"Show Apple's gross margin, operating margin, and free cash flow yield for each year from 2015 to 2024. Are margins expanding or contracting?"

Claude returns
output
Apple (AAPL) — margin trend 2015–2024:

Year  Gross Margin  Op. Margin  FCF Yield
────  ────────────  ──────────  ─────────
2015       39.1%       30.5%       4.8%
2018       38.3%       26.7%       6.1%
2021       41.8%       29.8%       5.3%
2024       46.2%       31.5%       3.9%

Gross margin has expanded 7.1pp since 2015, driven by the
shift to services (higher margin). Operating margin recovered
to 2015 levels after the 2019 dip. FCF yield compressed as
the stock re-rated — buybacks reduced share count 40%.
You ask

"Backtest this strategy on NASDAQ stocks from 2018 to 2023: buy when RSI drops below 30 AND gross margin improved year-over-year. Hold for 60 days. What's the win rate and average return?"

Claude returns
output
Backtest: RSI < 30 + improving gross margin (2018–2023, 60-day hold)

Total signals:     847
Win rate:          71.3%  (605 profitable trades)
Average return:    +12.4% per trade
Median return:     +8.7%
Best trade:        +341% (NVDA, Mar 2020)
Worst trade:       -68.2% (RIDE, Nov 2021)
Max drawdown:       23.1% (Mar 2020 crash)

Sector breakdown: Healthcare leads at 78.1% win rate,
Energy lags at 58.3%. Strategy underperformed in rising
rate environments (2022: 54.2% win rate).

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