Connect two MCP servers to Claude: Sector Pulse for the board (which of the 30 sector baskets is ranking up, how many of its names are green, the daily record) and TradingView for your own account (watchlists, price history, alerts). Then one message does the routine: ask for the top baskets, have Claude put their names in a TradingView watchlist, and set a TradingView alert at yesterday's high on the names you want to watch. The board side needs a Sector Pulse key, free for the live board and rosters; the TradingView side needs their Essential plan or above.
On a session where the Cyber basket ranked first of 30 with nine of nine names green, one message asked for the top three baskets, put their names in a watchlist, and set a TradingView alert on each name at the previous day's high. The reading came from the board, the alerts lived in TradingView, and nothing had to be typed by hand.
Yes. TradingView's MCP server is available on their Essential plan and above and signs in with your own account. Sector Pulse does not sell or resell TradingView data.
A free key, sent by email from the API docs page, covers the live board and the basket rosters. The daily rotation record needs a paid key.
It does something different. A TradingView alert is a price line. A Sector Pulse Pro alert is the same level with the volume condition, the sector rank and breadth around it, and the record of how that kind of alert has held. Many members run both.
The Sector Pulse board updates through the session. TradingView notes that data through its MCP server may be delayed depending on your plan and market data subscriptions.