TradingView FAQs

Question 1

What is the TradingView MCP Server and HTTP API?

Accepted Answer

It's a powerful tool that establishes a FastMCP server and HTTP API to programmatically access a wide range of data from TradingView. This includes historical prices, real-time technical indicators, news, community insights, and detailed options chain analysis.

Question 2

Can I integrate this tool with AI assistants or custom GPTs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports both a FastMCP protocol for AI assistants (like VS Code with MCP extension) and a FastAPI-based HTTP API. The HTTP API can be deployed on platforms like Vercel and easily integrated with ChatGPT or custom GPTs by importing its OpenAPI specification and using an `X-Client-Key` for authentication.

Question 3

Does this tool provide real-time data or only historical data?

Accepted Answer

The tool provides both: you can fetch historical OHLCV data with indicators, and also retrieve real-time snapshots and current values for all major technical indicators, news, and community insights.

Question 4

What types of financial data can I retrieve with this tool?

Accepted Answer

You can fetch historical OHLCV data across various exchanges and timeframes, real-time snapshots of major technical indicators, latest news headlines and full article content, trading ideas, community discussions (Minds), and comprehensive options chain data including Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho) and implied volatility.

Question 5

How do I configure this tool to access TradingView data?

Accepted Answer

After installing the tool (via uv or pip), you need to obtain your TradingView cookies by logging into TradingView, opening developer tools, and copying the 'Cookie' header from a chart request. This cookie value is then securely stored in your `.env` file as `TRADINGVIEW_COOKIE`.

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