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Data sources

The source is named on every screen. This is the same list in one place, with what each one feeds.

Free, no key

  • SEC EDGAR. Form 4 insider filings on your names, the 13F filings of every fund you follow with what changed since the last one, and 13D and 13G activist filings. The SEC asks for a contact e-mail with each request, which you set once in Settings.
  • FINRA. Short interest, twice a month, and the daily short-volume ratio, kept on separate lines on purpose.
  • CBOE. Delayed option chains on every US name on your desk: put/call, the walls, the paid-for move, unusual strikes and open-interest builds.
  • FRED. Twenty-two macro series in groups, and the long monthly history of commodity benchmarks that have no exchange contract.
  • The Senate and the House. Trading disclosures on your names and on the members you follow; the House reports arrive as PDFs and the desk reads them.
  • Yahoo Finance. Quotes, candles and the ticker page basics for any listing, and the exchange-traded commodity contracts on the board. Near live for US listings, fifteen to twenty minutes delayed for most other exchanges. Yahoo's quote endpoints are unofficial and can change; when they do, the desk falls back to the last saved quote and says so.
  • Trading Economics. One dated sentence per page for the commodity benchmarks with no contract and no FRED series, for the current level and the day, month and year change.
  • The home market's own sources. The exchange's filings and results calendar, and the statistics office, for the market your broker trades in. India and the United States ship.

With a key

  • Your broker. Holdings and cash always; live ticks, futures, margin, chains and a symbol master where the broker serves them. Six ship. Brokers.
  • Your data provider. The parsed financials, estimates, peers and the rest. Data providers.
  • Your AI. Your AI.

How a source failing shows up

A failed fetch never blanks a screen. The last good value stays, with its date, and the screen says the source is stale. Scrapes are date-stamped for the same reason.

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