FinanceMCP_company_valuation – 1 MCP server offers this tool
What it usually takes
basis– in 1 of 1detail– in 1 of 1discount_rate– in 1 of 1fcf_base– in 1 of 1g_end– in 1 of 1g_start– in 1 of 1growth_years– in 1 of 1mode– in 1 of 1scenario_terminal_growth– in 1 of 1terminal_growth– in 1 of 1ticker– in 1 of 1years– in 1 of 1
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Servers
| Server | Inputs | Read-only? |
|---|---|---|
Finance Research MCP co.huggingface.sreenathvemula/financemcp What the price implies and what a scenario gives, for one US company. mode='reverse' (default): multiples (P/E, EV/EBIT, EV/EBITDA, EV/sales, P/B, FCF yield), WACC (CAPM with Damodaran implied ERP, own 5y weekly beta) and the constant FCF growth over `years` that the current EV implies, on both FCF bases, with a sensitivity to the discount rate and terminal growth. mode='scenario': two-stage FCF-after-SBC DCF, growth fading linearly from g_start to g_end over growth_years, terminal growth scenario_terminal_growth; every assumption echoed, with a 3x3 sensitivity. mode='all' runs both. discount_rate=0 uses the computed WACC. basis 'reported' (OCF - capex - SBC) or 'maintenance' (OCF - min(D&A, capex) - SBC, for heavy growth-capex years). fcf_base (USD) overrides the TTM base in a scenario when TTM FCF is negative. Outputs are arithmetic on stated inputs, not forecasts or recommendations.
Args:
ticker: ticker (share classes too), CIK or company name; resolve_company shows how it was | basis,detail,discount_rate,fcf_base,g_end,g_start,growth_years,mode,scenario_terminal_growth,terminal_growth,ticker,years | Not stated |