Claude Trade Tracker turns ten battle-tested research prompts into interactive tools, pulls real market data from your FMP account, and lets you save verified, timestamped snapshots. Here's how it all works.
Create a local account (or explore as guest). Your login lives only in this browser — see Accounts & Security.
From the dashboard, choose one of the 10 research tools — Market Analysis, Technical Analysis, Risk Management, and more.
Type tickers/sectors or tap the quick-chips. The prompt assembles live on the right; any unfilled [placeholder] stays highlighted.
Hit ⧉ Copy prompt and paste it into Claude to get your analysis. Optionally connect live FMP data first for richer context.
Spot emerging trends & opportunities in any sector or stock, with a time horizon.
Reduce risk across uncorrelated sectors. Pulls your holdings with one tap.
Stop-losses, position sizing & risk-per-trade math for your strategy.
Price action, MA, RSI → buy/sell/hold with entry, stop & target levels.
How GDP, jobs & inflation move your sector — and which prints to watch.
Find undervalued names with a chosen valuation lens (P/E, DCF, FCF…).
Read the crowd — options flow, social buzz, fear/greed as a contrarian filter.
Decode an earnings report & the one number that actually moves the stock.
Compare both, tailored to your investor profile & risk tolerance.
Geopolitics & shocks — defensive hedges plus the affected sector.
Opens the connection panel.
Get one at financialmodelingprep.com. The key is stored only in your browser (localStorage) — never uploaded or written to any file.
Tick auto-refresh to re-pull every 60 seconds. The green LED pulses while live.
S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, VIX + SPY/QQQ/NVDA/AAPL/TSLA/MSFT, live.
Top gainers & losers, filtered to tradeable $5+ names.
If one endpoint isn't on your plan, the rest still updates.
/quote, /biggest-gainers, /biggest-losers. Analyst-consensus “Trending” data comes from a periodic snapshot (it changes slowly, so it isn't live-polled).Open Saved Snapshots, add a label, hit Capture & triple-verify. The data is pulled 3× and cross-checked before saving.
Each snapshot records the exact capture time (ISO + readable) and the market “as of” time.
Click Load to restore a snapshot onto the dashboard. A banner shows you're viewing saved data; Exit returns to live.
Click Audit to see every endpoint hit, its HTTP status, and the content hash — full provenance.
Create an account with name, email, password, and a security question. Passwords are hashed (SHA-256 + a random salt) before storage — the plain password is never kept.
Your session is remembered on this browser until you log out. Your email shows in the sidebar.
Enter your email, answer your security question, and set a new password — all locally.
Use the logout button in the sidebar footer to end your session.
Go to console.cloud.google.com → create (or pick) a project.
APIs & Services → OAuth consent screen. Choose External, add an app name and your email. While testing, add your Google account under Test users.
APIs & Services → Credentials → Create credentials → OAuth client ID. Application type: Web application.
Add the exact origin(s) the app runs on — no path, no trailing slash:
http://localhost:4178 (local testing)
plus your deployed URL, e.g. https://yourdomain.com
It ends in .apps.googleusercontent.com. It's public, not a secret.
On the login screen, under Continue with Google, paste the Client ID and click Enable Google Sign-In. (Or hard-code it in config.js.) The real Google button appears — click it to sign in.
http://localhost:4178 ≠ http://127.0.0.1:4178. If the button doesn't appear, double-check the origin and that the GIS library loaded. Google Sign-In needs an http(s) origin — it won't work from a file:// page.No. Claude Trade Tracker organizes research and generates prompts. It is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Market data may be delayed. Always do your own research and consult a licensed professional before trading.
Only in your browser's localStorage. It is never written to a project file, committed to any repo, or sent anywhere except directly to FMP's API over HTTPS when fetching data.
Every snapshot is fetched straight from FMP (no AI in the data path), pulled three times and cross-checked, and stored with the exact endpoints, HTTP status codes, and a content hash. Open the Audit panel on any snapshot to verify.
Market movers are ranked by FMP at fetch time and may reflect extended-hours moves; the % shown is the regular-session change. They can occasionally differ during volatile sessions.
Each section (indices, quotes, gainers, losers) is fetched independently. If one isn't on your plan, the rest still update and the panel tells you what was skipped.
Accounts, snapshots, and your API key live in the current browser only. They won't sync across devices unless you add a backend. Ask Claude to set that up.