Edgar & Edgarette: SEC Filing Boards

Answers: Which public companies say AI agents are shopping, buying, paying or procuring for their customers or for them? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Agentic Commerce Watch. SEC filings · AI agents that shop, buy, order, pay, procure or transact on someone’s behalf · the filer’s own sentence. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies signed a material agreement this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Material Agreements. SEC 8-K Item 1.01 · sponsorships, naming rights, partnerships. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

AI Leaders: 12 US public companies in the AI business, read from their own SEC annual reports — revenue, growth, operating margin, research spending, equity, return on equity, Edgarette’s 80% revenue range. No prices, no ratings. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies filed an annual meeting proxy this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Annual Meetings. SEC Form DEF 14A · definitive proxy statements. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies changed auditors, or said past financials cannot be relied on, this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Auditor Watch. SEC 8-K Items 4.01 and 4.02 · auditor changes and non-reliance. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

The boards’ own calls, locked at the 6 Oct 2026 close with a SHA-256 receipt and scored against what happened: places for cash for 1, 3 and 6 months (paid what it said, no loss), cash cows and cash machines (beat the S&P 500 fund on total return, same dates), and Edgarette’s 12-month expected-return calls (landed inside her 80% range). A test of the boards, not advice.

Answers: what is this company’s brand record, as filed? For any US SEC filer (name, ticker or CIK): every name it has filed under with dates (renames told apart from style-only changes), tickers and exchanges, and its brand-moving 8-K filings (officer changes, charter amendments, acquisitions, control changes, material agreements, cybersecurity incidents), each linked to the filing, with a one-line answer and a citation line for media. From SEC EDGAR via POPS4. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies have disclosed a cybersecurity incident to the SEC? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Breach Clock. SEC 8-K Item 1.05 · every filer · same day. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

This week’s cash leaders from audited SEC filings: the top 20 US companies ($2B+) by cash returned to owners (dividends + net buybacks ÷ market value), by operating cash earned ÷ market value, and by expected return among steady earners (income yield + Edgarette’s 80% revenue range). Also short-term places (Treasury-bill, floating-rate and ultra-short funds from their N-PORT filings: monthly returns, worst month, holdings mix) and monthly dividend payers (10-K verified, with yield, coverage, leverage, book value change, dividend cuts and warning signs). Every company passes a soundness screen first: no warning filing in 12 months, assets greater than liabilities, 4+ audited years. Ranked screens, not recommendations; prices are the latest quarter-end 13F prices.

Answers: Which public companies changed their name, charter or bylaws this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Charter Amendments. SEC 8-K Item 5.03 · articles, bylaws, fiscal year · renames flagged. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies changed a top officer this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Officer Moves. SEC 8-K Item 5.02 · departures and appointments. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Edgar & Edgarette performance card for any SEC filer (name, ticker or CIK): recent filings, then an actuarial-style reading of its audited 10-K figures (exposure, experience, credibility, an if-the-pace-held range, cautions). Every figure is the company's own, from SEC EDGAR, with source links. Reporting, not investment advice. From POPS4; confirmations: Jenny Huang Goodman MPA MSc MHSA, Principal.

One document to build a company profile from, for any SEC filer (name, ticker or CIK): identity (CIK, ticker, LEI and FIGI where matched, SIC, exchange, fiscal year end), the method versions and restatement rule, the full Edgar & Edgarette card (filings, measures, Altman, Piotroski, Beneish, Sloan, the sealed 80% range, peers), and up to ten fiscal years of revenue, operating income, net income, cash flow, capital spending, R&D, dividends, assets, equity, cash, debt and EPS, each row carrying the 10-K it came from (accession number, form, filed date, XBRL tag, URL). Every figure is the company's own, from SEC EDGAR. Reporting, not investment advice. Schema pops4.profile/1; dictionary at /boards/profile/dictionary.json. From POPS4, Huang Goodman.

Answers: who is raising private-equity continuation funds? Every Form D / D/A in the last 12 months that names a continuation fund or vehicle, one row per fund (latest filing), with the amounts the fund itself reported: total offering, amount sold so far, first-sale date, state, and a link to the filing. Shows who is raising, not the size of the secondary market. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies disclosed a cybersecurity incident voluntarily, without declaring it material? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Cyber Disclosures. SEC 8-K Items 8.01 and 7.01 · cybersecurity incidents disclosed voluntarily · the filer’s own sentence. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Renewable & Geothermal Energy: 12 US public companies in solar, wind, grid, fuel cells and geothermal, read from their own SEC annual reports — the same fields as get_ai_leaders. No prices, no ratings. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Look through a US-registered ETF (e.g. SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM, XLF): its latest SEC N-PORT holdings, each stock matched to its SEC filer, and Health Watch (late filings, bankruptcy, listing notices, restructuring, impairments, cyber incidents, auditor changes) on the largest holdings, with the share of the fund they represent. For stock funds: a fund under half in common stock (bond, cash or fund-of-funds) returns coverage.covered = false and no boat. Display only, not a rating. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: which major US ETFs carry the fewest warning signs right now? SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM and the 11 sector funds, each read through its latest SEC N-PORT holdings: boat (number of warning signs, each named), share of the fund in companies with warning filings, top-10 weight, effective holdings, largest sector and share checked. Ordered fewest signs first. No combined grade; display only, not a rating. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which companies filed to go public this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. IPO Watch. SEC Form S-1 · companies registering to go public. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies completed an acquisition or changed control this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Identity Mergers. SEC 8-K Items 2.01 and 5.01 · completed acquisitions and control changes. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Read a whole stock portfolio through SEC filings: give a 13F filer’s CIK (a pension fund or manager) or a list of holdings [{ticker, weight}]. Funds are looked through to their N-PORT holdings. Returns Health Watch warning share, concentration (top 10, effective holdings), sector mix, Edgarette’s revenue-range width, cash conversion, growth, dividends, equity ratio, the Cash Compass mix, the Health Harbor boat, overlap and risks. Display only, not a rating. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Reinsurer strength from SEC filings, for placing reinsurance: capital and growth, premiums and reserves to capital, five years of reserve development (Schedule VI: strengthened or released, % of opening reserves), accident-year loss ratio, return on capital, debt, investments to net reserves, warning filings, and a boat (count of six published warning signs). Property & casualty reinsurers plus RGA (life). A description from filings, not a rating; ratings and regulatory capital are not SEC data.

Answers: Which public companies reported restructuring costs this week? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Restructuring. SEC 8-K Item 2.05 · costs associated with exit or disposal. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Answers: Which public companies are filing about undersea cables, cable landings, offshore wind for data centres or ocean cooling? The reply opens with a one-line answer and its date. Subsea Data Watch. SEC filings · undersea cables, cable landings, offshore wind for data centres, ocean cooling · the filer’s own sentence. Sourced from SEC EDGAR; every row links to its filing. Free, CC BY 4.0.

Kept its word: whether each place an actuary might sweep cash into did what it said, month by month, from SEC filings. Money-market funds (N-MFP3: SEC Rule 2a-7 liquidity and $1 price held every business day, 7-day yield), short-term Treasury and bond funds (N-PORT: months without a loss, worst month, compounded return), and monthly dividend payers (10-K: years the dividend held, yield, boat signs). Give a ticker for one record, or none for all. Facts from filings, not advice.

Price the program a filing usually calls for (e.g. mergers -> welcoming the new team; cmo-moves -> a new leader's launch), live from the POPS4 catalogue at wholesale. Returns total, per head, tier band, links to price it further, and the person who confirms it: Jenny Huang Goodman MPA MSc MHSA, Principal.

Seal a call on a public company's next fiscal-year revenue beside Edgarette's own 80% range, before the annual report is filed. Give the company (ticker or CIK) and a low and high in whole US dollars. Returns a receipt: a hash of the company, the year, the range and the moment it was logged, on a public page. The call is graded inside or outside by the revenue in the company's next 10-K, the same filing that grades the house range. Free, no key, no name stored; refused once the annual report is on file. Call with only the company to read the house range and the calls already sealed. A statistical record, not a rating or a recommendation.

Follow a company's SEC filings: returns feed links to read whenever needed — the SEC's own Atom feed of every filing, plus Edgar & Edgarette's card and its JSON. Argument: company (name, ticker) or cik. No email is sent and nothing is stored.