Cited, filing-grounded equity research via x402, per call: graded quarterly cards, WACC, 10-Q.
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https://alpha402x.com/mcp5 tools · 663mslist_researchThe full alpha402x catalog: every payable research product (empirical multibagger profiles, fiscal-year-end WACC builds, 10-Q highlight extractions, quarterly quantitative and qualitative cards) with prices, payable URLs, and free guide pages. All prices are USDC per call over x402.The full alpha402x catalog: every payable research product (empirical multibagger profiles, fiscal-year-end WACC builds, 10-Q highlight extractions, quarterly quantitative and qualitative cards) with prices, payable URLs, and free guide pages. All prices are USDC per call over x402.
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get_product_termsExact x402 payment terms for one payable URL or product path (price, asset, network, payTo, scheme). The live 402 response's PAYMENT-REQUIRED header remains the authoritative terms document; this tool mirrors the same constants the gates are built from.Exact x402 payment terms for one payable URL or product path (price, asset, network, payTo, scheme). The live 402 response's PAYMENT-REQUIRED header remains the authoritative terms document; this tool mirrors the same constants the gates are built from.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product* | string | A payable path or URL, e.g. /10q-highlights/AAPL, /wacc-build/AAPL/fye-2025-09-27, /quarterly-quant-card/AMD/fy2026-q2, /quarterly-qual-card/AMD/fy2026-q2, /pr… |
check_10q_coverageFree coverage check against SEC EDGAR for any U.S. ticker: confirms whether 10-Q Highlights can serve it, lists available fiscal periods (newest first), and returns the payable URLs. No charge; the paid product is the extraction itself.Free coverage check against SEC EDGAR for any U.S. ticker: confirms whether 10-Q Highlights can serve it, lists available fiscal periods (newest first), and returns the payable URLs. No charge; the paid product is the extraction itself.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ticker* | string | U.S. ticker symbol, e.g. AAPL |
| period | string | Optional fiscal period like fy2026-q1; checks that this dated variant exists |
how_to_pay_x402The x402 payment flow for these products, the client libraries that automate it, and where the authoritative terms live.The x402 payment flow for these products, the client libraries that automate it, and where the authoritative terms live.
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get_sample_cardOne COMPLETE quarterly card, free — the identical payload the paid route returns for that card, not a trimmed preview. Two company-quarters (AMD fy2026-q2, MRVL fy2027-q2) are published free in both the quantitative and qualitative families, in the exact schema and field names every paid card uses,…One COMPLETE quarterly card, free — the identical payload the paid route returns for that card, not a trimmed preview. Two company-quarters (AMD fy2026-q2, MRVL fy2027-q2) are published free in both the quantitative and qualitative families, in the exact schema and field names every paid card uses,…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ticker* | string | AMD or MRVL — the two company-quarters published free |
| family | string | Which card family to return. Defaults to quantitative. |
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Cited, filing-grounded equity research via x402, per call: graded quarterly cards, WACC, 10-Q.
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