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• Get short interestSee how many shares of a stock are sold short and how many days it would take short sellers to buy them back, from FINRA's twice-monthly reports. Give a ticker for its history back about six months, or leave it blank for the stocks with the most days to cover in the latest report. No API key required.
• Get daily short volumeSee what share of each day's trading in a stock was short selling, from FINRA's daily short sale volume files. Give a ticker for its day-by-day history, or leave it blank for the latest day's stocks with the highest short share of volume. No API key required.
• Get fails to deliverSee the shares of a stock that sellers failed to deliver on time, from the SEC's fails-to-deliver data. Give a ticker for its history by settlement date, or leave it blank for the latest day's largest fails by dollar value. No API key required.
• List recent insider tradesSee the latest open-market stock purchases or sales by company insiders (officers, directors and 10% owners) across every US listed company, from their SEC Form 4 filings. Newest first, up to 100 trades. No API key required.
• Get a company's insider tradesSee every trade a company's insiders reported on SEC Form 4 (purchases, sales, option exercises, awards and gifts), newest first, with totals for open-market buying and selling. Covers about the last six months. No API key required.
• Find insider buying clustersFind companies where several different insiders bought shares on the open market within the same window, a pattern many investors read as a vote of confidence. Sorted by number of buyers, then by value, with each buyer listed. No API key required.
• List planned insider salesSee insiders' notices of shares they intend to sell (SEC Form 144), usually filed the day a sale starts: who is selling, how many shares, their value and the broker. Give a ticker for one company, or leave it blank for the whole market. No API key required.
• List large shareholdersSee investors who have disclosed owning more than 5% of a company, from SEC Schedule 13D (active stakes, often activists) and 13G (passive stakes) filings: the holder, shares and percent owned. Give a ticker for one company, or leave it blank for the latest filings market-wide. No API key required.
• Get a fund's holdingsSee what a well-known investment manager (Berkshire Hathaway, Pershing Square, Bridgewater and 27 more) held at the end of the latest quarter, from its SEC 13F filing: every position with its value, share of the portfolio and change since the quarter before. No API key required.
• Get company financialsGet a US-listed company's results as filed with the SEC: quarterly revenue, net income and earnings per share; yearly revenue, cash flow, capital spending, buybacks and dividends; and its latest balance sheet. Newest period first. No API key required.
• List company events (8-K)See the material events companies reported to the SEC on Form 8-K (earnings, executive changes, deals, bankruptcies, cybersecurity incidents and more), each labelled in plain words with a link to the filing. Filter by company, by type of event, or both. No API key required.
• Get the earnings calendarSee which US companies report earnings when: dates already reported (confirmed by an SEC 8-K) and the next expected ones, each labelled. Leave the dates blank for the next two weeks. No API key required.
• Get a company's earnings datesSee when a company reported earnings in the past (from its SEC 8-K filings, back to 2023) and when its next report is expected. No API key required.
• List IPO filingsFollow the IPO pipeline: companies registering to go public with the SEC, offerings that priced, registrations declared effective and ones withdrawn, each with the form explained. Newest first. No API key required.
• Look up a company's SEC filingsLook up any company that files with the SEC by ticker, CIK number or name: how many filings it made in the last twelve months, by form, and its most recent filings with links to read them. No API key required.
• List private fundraises (Form D)See money raised privately by startups, companies and investment funds, from the Form D filings they make with the SEC: amount raised, number of investors, industry and state. Largest raises first, or newest. No API key required.
• Get the economic calendarSee scheduled US economic releases (CPI, PPI, jobs, jobless claims, PCE, GDP, retail sales, housing and Fed rate decisions) from the agencies' own calendars, with the actual figure once it is out. Leave the dates blank for the last week and the month ahead. No API key required.
• Get a central bank rateGet a central bank's policy interest rate (the Fed, the ECB, the Bank of England and 35 more) with when it last changed and its day-by-day history, from the Bank for International Settlements. No API key required.
• Get futures positioning (COT)See who is long and who is short a futures market (gold, oil, the S&P 500, the euro, Treasuries and 350 more) from the CFTC's weekly Commitments of Traders report: each trader group's position and the speculators' net position, week by week. No API key required.
• Get Fed liquidityTrack the Federal Reserve's balance sheet week by week: total assets, bank reserves, the Treasury's cash account, the reverse repo facility and the resulting net liquidity many investors watch. No API key required.

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