Longbridge MCP is now live on Claude🚀

Data should live where your investment decisions happen👇

After ChatGPT, Claude can now connect directly to your Longbridge account!

Real-time US & HK market data is now free for all Longbridge users in AI scenarios:

What does that mean? Earnings nights, the first half hour after the open, the minutes right after breaking news — at the moments when price matters most, the quote you get in Claude is the same number ticking on the tape.

No extra market-data subscription, no switching back and forth between apps. Connect your Longbridge account, and real-time quotes follow your conversation!

How to connect🔍

The fastest way in is Claude's official connector directory (opens in any browser; connect once and it works across web and the desktop app): https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/longbridge-mcp

Claude web / desktop app

1. Click "Customize" in the sidebar — open the "Connectors" panel — hit "Browse" and search for "Longbridge"

2. Click "Connect" and authorize your Longbridge account

3. Head back to the chat and start asking

Claude Code

1. Search for "Longbridge" under Customize in the sidebar

2. Click connect and authorize your account

3. Restart Claude Code and the connection goes live

What you can ask once connected

140+ Longbridge capabilities, right inside your Claude chat

Market data: real-time quotes, full candlestick history, order book, capital flow

Fundamentals: financial statements, dividends, valuation multiples, business segments

Research: analyst consensus and price targets, shareholder changes, institutional holdings, insider trades

Your account: check live positions and orders once connected

Start with these questions❓

1. Just reported earnings? Ask for a full checkup

Apple beat expectations, yet the stock dropped 7% — one question is all it takes to unpack this.

You can ask:

Give me a full checkup on Apple's latest earnings: how the stock and after-hours reacted, the key numbers vs. expectations, any recent changes in analyst ratings and price targets, where short interest stands, and how the options market is pricing it — then wrap it up with a table summarizing the bull vs. bear case.

2. Compare two names in one breath

Microsoft jumped over 15% in a single day after earnings; Amazon rallied 15% too — same earnings season, different reasons.

You can ask:

Microsoft and Amazon both jumped after earnings. Whose cloud business is actually stronger? Put revenue growth, capex and analyst price targets side by side, and draw me a comparison chart showing who wins where.

3. After a big drop, check the valuation before judging

Novo Nordisk missed on trial data and fell nearly 9% in a day — bargain or trap? Numbers first.

You can ask:

Novo Nordisk just dropped 9% — is it cheap now? Line up the key metrics against Eli Lilly and give me a verdict with actual numbers.

4. Not sure? See what the analysts just said

Memory chips whipsawed last week and Micron reversed hard intraday — when opinions split, ratings and price targets are a useful anchor.

You can ask:

Micron spiked and then gave it all back. What exactly happened these two weeks? Lay it out as a timeline — when did analysts change their ratings and price targets, and to what?

5. Bring in your own portfolio (account access requires separate authorization)

In a wild earnings week, the account that deserves the closest look is your own.

You can ask:

My portfolio's been all over the place this earnings week. Which holding is doing the damage? And who else I own reports earnings soon?

From quotes to fundamentals to your own positions — it's all one continuous conversation.

Now open Claude and ask your first question — and join the giveaway below👇

[Giveaway] Show us your first question🎁

Drop a screenshot of the first question you asked after connecting in the comments — we'll pick 3 winners at random, each receiving an AI Pro card worth HKD 148.

⏰ Event period: now through Aug 10, 2026, 19:00

Rewards will be distributed within 15 business days after the event ends

* Nothing in this post constitutes investment advice. Longbridge reserves the right of final interpretation.