aikstockdata — Korean Stock Data

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How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "aikstockdata-korean-stock-data": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.aikstockdata.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

12 tools

• get_today

  Start here for "how was the Korean market today?" — index levels, breadth, 52-week high/low counts, top-3 disclosures, growth top-3, movers and disclosure-type counts in one call. Then drill down with get_stock / list_stocks / get_disclosures. Coverage: every listed stock in the

• search_stock

  Find a ticker from part of the name — Korean or Latin, case-insensitive — or a 6-digit code, across every listed stock we publish (no ETFs; markets are named in the response footer). Korean readings of Latin names also match ('네이버' finds NAVER, '케이티' finds KT/KTis), and so do com

• get_stock

  One Korean stock by 6-digit code: T+1 confirmed close & change, market cap, latest financials from the latest periodic report (revenue / operating income / net income, with YoY; Korean reports are cumulative year-to-date, so H1 = Jan-Jun, not Q2 alone), PER(TTM) and PBR computed

• get_rankings

  Answers "which stocks scored highest on measured DART financials?" — kind='growth' is 성장 TOP8 (max 8 rows), kind='quiet' is 조용한 실적주. Scores come from a published formula over ACTUAL filed financials only — no prices, no analyst estimates. Mechanical, not stock picks. For 52-week

• get_market_summary

  Index levels (KOSPI/KOSDAQ close, change, %) and up/down breadth — nothing else. Prices are the previous session's T+1 settled close, never real-time. Index and breadth routinely disagree — the index is cap-weighted, breadth is one vote per stock — which is why both are returned;

• get_data_urls

  Direct URLs for every public dataset (JSON/CSV) — no signup, no API key. Call this BEFORE concluding something is unavailable: the tool list is not the extent of the data. Returns the endpoint catalog (quotes, disclosures, rankings, per-stock JSON, search index) plus the 30-tradi

• get_earnings

  Earnings from DART, INCLUDING preliminary (잠정) results filed ~2 weeks before the regular report. Each row says whether the figure is year-to-date cumulative or a single quarter. Pass a code for one stock's history, or omit it for the largest caps. get_stock shows the regular repo

• get_history

  Answers "is this stock near its high or deep in a drawdown, and is volume unusual?" — the stock's accumulated daily CLOSES, plus period high/low, drawdown from the high, and volume vs the 60-day average. Close-based (this history file carries daily closes only; the latest day's h

• get_disclosure_impact

  Answers "what usually happened after this kind of filing?" — median MARKET-ADJUSTED return at +1/+5/+20 trading days per DART filing type (+20 only where that type has enough samples — see h20_status), with 95% intervals, sample window and n. A historical record, not a forecast.

• get_earnings_calendar

  Answers "who has filed this quarter's results, who hasn't, and what came in since last time?" — filed / not-yet lists against the statutory deadline, plus a diff of filings new since the previous publish. Built for stateless agents: polling this replaces a webhook. | "누가 냈고 누가 아직

• get_disclosures

  Answers "what was filed, and when exactly?" — DART filings with RECEIPT TIME (HH:MM) and session (pre-open / intraday / after-close), filterable by date, type and importance. OpenDART's filing-list API returns the receipt date only; we add the HH:MM. About half of tracked filings

• list_stocks

  Return the LIST of stocks matching a condition — turnaround to profit, 52-week high/low, growth or quiet-performer rankings — with optional market-cap range and a cap-to-operating-income multiple ceiling. Other tools give counts; this one gives the names. new_high/new_low return

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