google-finance-research

Retrieve Google Finance quote, company, chart, financial, news, related-instrument, and market snapshots using Crawlora. Use for source-attributed market lookups, instrument comparisons, or Google Finance market briefs; excludes trading and portfolio actions.

Google Finance market snapshots

Access and contract

Set CRAWLORA_API_KEY to your Crawlora key. Prefer the named Crawlora MCP tools when connected; otherwise use the bundled scripts/crawlora.sh, which sends x-api-key to https://api.crawlora.net/api/v1. Read reference/endpoints.md for exact tool names, methods, and parameters. Check application code as well as HTTP status; payloads are inside data. Stop on authentication errors, back off on 429, and retry a transient upstream failure once. Bound pages and calls by the requested scope and credit budget. Preserve source URLs, identifiers, and collection times.

Retrieve public Google Finance observations and compare like instruments. This workflow supplies sourced market data, not a personalised trading decision.

Resolve instruments and requested surfaces

• Use google_finance_search or google_finance_context to resolve an instrument before quoting it. Preserve the exchange-qualified quote such as AAPL:NASDAQ, currency, instrument type, and market; a ticker alone can be ambiguous.
• Fetch quote/company/financial/chart/news/related/classification surfaces only for the requested brief. google_finance_ticker is a distinct lookup route; do not replace an exchange-qualified quote with an arbitrary search hit.
• Chart windows must be documented values (1d, 5d, 1m, 6m, ytd, 1y, 5y, max). Match time window, currency, exchange session, and sampling before comparing series. Do not infer split/dividend adjustment or a live executable price unless the returned evidence actually establishes it.
• Market overview, indices, movers, featured, trending, top, and earnings routes are snapshots of different source selections. Category-stock/news and category filters take numeric source category IDs. Use only IDs returned by market metadata/results or documented in the reference; if no usable ID is available, leave that slice unqueried instead of inventing a sector-to-ID mapping.

sh

scripts/crawlora.sh /google/finance/search q="Apple"
scripts/crawlora.sh /google/finance/markets/indices
# After verifying the quote identifier from search:
# scripts/crawlora.sh "/google/finance/quote/$QUOTE_ID"
# scripts/crawlora.sh "/google/finance/chart/$QUOTE_ID" window=1m
# scripts/crawlora.sh "/google/finance/financials/$QUOTE_ID"

Preserve measurement and uncertainty

Show source timestamp where supplied and collection time separately. Mark delay or freshness unknown if the source does not state it; polling does not make a quote real-time. Keep reported financial periods, units, currency, and estimates separate. A missing metric is unknown, not zero. Attribute news and analyst articles, and avoid treating related instruments as equivalent risk exposures. Return a quote/period comparison table with provenance and missing fields. Market movers and historical returns do not establish future performance. Do not place orders, access accounts, or create a portfolio from this request.