Connect your AI client via MCP

Endpoint (paste into an MCP client — anonymous, free, no key)

https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp

Or copy this and send it to your AI to set it up:

Add the "koalcheck" MCP server to my client and connect. It is a remote Streamable-HTTP server at https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp — connect anonymously, no API key or login needed (the free tools work right away). If my client supports a remote/HTTP MCP server directly, just use that URL. If my client config only accepts a local command (e.g. Claude Desktop's mcpServers, which rejects a bare "url"), bridge it with command "npx" and args ["-y","mcp-remote","https://mcp.koalcheck.com/mcp"]. Then tell me to fully restart the client, and list the koalcheck tools you can call. It provides US-equity research tools built on an analyst track-record engine (who has actually been right, priced vs SPY, cross-checked with SEC & FINRA).

Capabilities User guide

← @pk_fund

$NWBO

BULLISH2026-08-19

Price around the call

↑ 2026-08-19

By horizonMaturing · ~6 trading days to go

…

✓ +4.8%

21d

…

Original post

PK_Fund · 2026-08-19

$NWBO In the JPMorgan precious-metals case, federal prosecutors actually proved criminal spoofing conduct against individual traders, and some traders received prison sentences on top of JPM settles some $900M. Interesting parallells here. What is interesting is the discovery question this creates. If Citadel's position is that particular personnel (DY and AF) and systems—not a firm-wide “algorithm”—account for the NWBO trading, NWBO can reasonably press: Who made the decisions? What software generated the quotes/orders? What instructions governed cancellations and executions? And what records demonstrate that? That's why today's hearing before Judge Stein could be informative.

View on X ↗