@pipeworx/analyst-ratings

Connect: https://gateway.pipeworx.io/analyst-ratings/mcp · Install: one-click buttons

Tools: 2

Today’s US stock analyst upgrades, downgrades, coverage initiations and price-target changes, market-wide, plus the standing consensus rating and covering-brokerage list for any US ticker.

Tools

• analyst_upgrades_today(action?, symbol?, us_only?, limit?) — every ratings action Wall Street brokerages published this session: ticker, company, exchange, brokerage, analyst, old and new rating, old and new price target. Answers “which stocks were upgraded today”, “analyst downgrades today”, “today’s price target changes”, “what did analysts initiate coverage on”. action is one of all (default), upgrade, downgrade, initiated, price_target, reiterated.
• analyst_ratings_for_symbol(symbol) — consensus rating (Buy/Hold/Sell), the number of analysts covering the stock, and the list of brokerage firms publishing recommendations on it. Answers “what do analysts think of NVDA”, “who covers Apple”.

Auth

Keyless. Both upstreams are public and serve without credentials, registration or a plan.

Data sources

• https://www.marketbeat.com/ratings/ — the combined daily ratings table (~400 rows, ~2 MB HTML). Also /ratings/upgrades/, /ratings/downgrades/, /ratings/initiations/, which carry the same table filtered to one action and are roughly 10x smaller. The pack picks the narrow page when action selects one, so the common query does not pull 2 MB.
• https://api.nasdaq.com/api/analyst/{SYMBOL}/ratings — per-symbol consensus: meanRatingType, ratingsSummary, brokerNames[].

Traps

• api.nasdaq.com answers 520 to a non-browser User-Agent. Measured from a deployed Cloudflare Worker, 2026-09-10: PipeworxBot/1.0 (+https://pipeworx.io) → 520 in 65 ms; Mozilla/5.0 (pipeworx.io) → 200. The 520 is Cloudflare’s generic origin error, so it reads as an outage rather than as a refused request. The pack sends the Mozilla/5.0 (pipeworx.io) form the rest of the catalog already uses.
• upgradesDowngrades[] on the Nasdaq endpoint is always empty. Checked on AAPL, AMGN, NVDA, TSLA and AAL on 2026-09-10 — every one returned [], including tickers that were actually downgraded that morning. The field is dead; do not surface it as if it carried the day’s actions. analyst_upgrades_today is where that data lives.
• Neither source has a date selector. https://www.marketbeat.com/ratings/?date=... returns 200 and silently ignores the parameter; /ratings/2026/09/09/ and /ratings/9/9/2026/ are 404. There is no per-row date in the table either. So both tools answer for the current session only, and as_of is derived — the US/Eastern date at fetch time, rolled back off a weekend. The payload says so in as_of_basis rather than presenting a date the source never gave us. Market holidays are not adjusted for.
• The combined /ratings/ feed is not US-only. Measured 2026-09-10: 402 rows spanning NYSE 178, NASDAQ 177, TSE 14, OTCMKTS 13, LON 13, NYSEAMERICAN 3, CVE 3. us_only defaults to true and drops the Toronto/London listings, because the question being asked is about US stocks.
• Parse off data-clean, not the cell text. Every cell carries a data-clean="old|new" attribute — AAPL|Apple, $445.00|$425.00, Buy|Hold — while the rendered text is wrapped in logos, star ratings and upsell links. The action is in data-sort-value on the second cell. A missing price target is 0, not an empty string, so it has to be mapped to null explicitly or it reads as a $0 target.
• MarketBeat is reachable from Cloudflare Worker egress with the honest Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; PipeworxBot/1.0; +https://pipeworx.io) UA (200, 212 KB, 187 ms, measured from wrangler dev --remote on 2026-09-10). It sits behind Cloudflare itself, so this was worth checking before building.

Tools

• analyst_upgrades_today — Today’s US stock analyst upgrades and downgrades, market-wide: every ratings action Wall Street brokerages published this session, with the ticker, the brokerage, the analyst, the old and new rating a
• analyst_ratings_for_symbol — Wall Street consensus analyst rating for one US stock: the mean rating (Buy/Hold/Sell), how many analysts cover it, and the list of brokerage firms publishing recommendations on it. Use for “what do a