Nvidia closed at 217.94 on 27 Oct 2026. The nearest level below is 210.56, 3.4% down, strength 2. The nearest above is 235.65, 8.1% up. The strongest zone is 189.01, strength 4. The 200 day average is at 205.43.
levels_get, as returned for the close of 27 Oct 2026
Ask in words.Get the level.
Levelset is an MCP connector for stock levels. It puts StandPoint’s market research desk inside Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant that speaks MCP. Ask about a stock and the answer comes back with its price levels, read from the desk’s data instead of guessed.
A free account, read only. No card.
Where does NVDA sit on its levels?
What does it look like?
A question in plain words, in an assistant on the web and on a phone, and what comes back: levels, the full picture on a name, the most stretched names, the record.
A 57 second film. Someone asks an assistant where NVDA sits on its levels; the answer comes back as a list of prices that lift out and become a drawn ladder of levels. The same assistant then gives the full picture on NVDA, its fundamentals ranked against the S&P Book, and the most stretched names in the book by reversion score. On a phone it answers with the track record: 255 closed picks, none withheld. It shows the nine questions that come ready made, the last three closed picks with the second they were published and their price, that Levelset only reads and cannot trade, and the one address to connect. It ends on Levelset, by StandPoint, mcp.standpointhq.com.
What can I ask it?
Anything the desk’s app can answer. Nine questions come ready made in Claude’s + menu, and each one calls the tool that answers it.
- What did the desk publish today?Today’s picks, with the time and price each was published.
picks_today· with a book - How are the open positions doing?Every position held now: published price, last close, unrealised return, target and stop.
picks_open· with a book - The full picture on a namePrice, levels, fundamentals ranked against the book, the next report, themes and the desk’s written view, in one call.
ticker_profile - Where does a name sit on its levels?Pivot zones, period opens, sigma bands and the 50, 100 and 200 day averages, read against the last close.
levels_get - The most stretched names in my booksThe screener sorted by the reversion score, highest first.
screen - Names sitting on a levelThe screener sorted by distance to the next level, nearest first.
screen - Who reports in the next week?The screener sorted by days to the next earnings report.
screen - How is my Overdrive list doing?Your Overdrive list against SPY, with each name’s return.
overdrive_mine· with a book - What is the track record, honestly?The public record for a book: inception, win rate, mean and excess return, the recent closes, and how to verify it.
picks_record
Or ask it your own way:
- “Anything in the Nasdaq Book near its 200 day?”
- “The strongest name in semiconductors.”
- “Which of my names report in the next week?”
How do I know the answer is true?
Every pick comes back with the instant it was published and the price it was published at. You can check both against a public ledger, a file of every closed pick, and a hash of the record taken each day.
Asked “What is the track record, honestly?” of the S&P Book on 28 Oct 2026:
- Since
- 6 Sept 2024
- Closed picks
- 255
- Win rate
- 65%
- Mean return
- +4.57%
- Median return
- +5.31%
- Best
- +34.02%
- Worst
- −21.72%
Gross, per position, unweighted. Every closed pick since inception, winners and losers, none withheld. A record of decisions, not a portfolio return.
The last three closes, as published:
| Name | Published | At | Closed | At | Return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNP Union Pacific | 2026-09-23 15:15:02 EDT | 275.77 | 2026-10-21 | 287.87 | +4.39% |
| DLTR Dollar Tree | 2026-09-23 15:15:06 EDT | 112.78 | 2026-10-08 | 119.01 | +5.52% |
| AMGN Amgen | 2026-09-21 15:12:50 EDT | 392.05 | 2026-10-02 | 404.34 | +3.13% |
Can it trade for me?
No. It reads.
Levelset has no tool that writes. It cannot place, stage or simulate an order, and it cannot change anything in your account. What you do with an answer is yours, at your own broker. Information, not advice.
What it reads
- Only what your account can read: the tools and the archive on a free account, the live calls once you hold a book.
- Picks with their publish time and price, levels, profiles, the screener, the record, your Overdrive list.
- Each book against its own calendar, and it says which one is behind when one is.
What you keep
- You approve it once, on a consent screen that lists what it reads.
- Disconnect it from your account whenever you like. The next call is refused.
- A limit of 600 reads an hour per connection.
What does it cost?
Nothing, for the tools. The calls come with the books.
| What it reads | Free | With a book |
|---|---|---|
| The screener across both books | included | included |
| Levels on every name | included | included |
| The full profile of any name | included | included |
| The themes | included | included |
| Every closed pick, in both books | included | included |
| The public record | included | included |
| Today’s picks, with the time and price each was published | not on free | included, live |
| Open positions with target and stop | not on free | included, live |
| Your Overdrive list, with the S&P Book | not on free | included, live |
Two books, S&P and Nasdaq, priced by how many you hold.
Nothing live is ever free, and there is no trial. A free account stays free.
See the booksAsk your first question.
A free account reads every tool and the whole archive, inside the assistant you already use.
Connect freeHow do I connect?
One address, four steps.
On the web, in the desktop app, on iPhone and Android.
- Open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
- Name it Levelset, paste the address and choose Add.
- Choose Connect. Claude sends you to standpointhq.com: sign in with the email on your account and approve.
- Back in Claude, open the + menu in a chat and switch Levelset on.
Custom connectors need a paid Claude plan.
Then ask: “What did the desk publish today?”