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We check EDGAR every minute. Half of filings appear within two minutes of SEC acceptance, and 9 in 10 within five (median 114 seconds, Sep 24-30, 2026).
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- 4FULFULLER H B Co (FUL): 7 Directors Buy $621K in Stock Cluster buying+$621KSEC(opens sec.gov)
- 4KURAKura Oncology (KURA): 5 Insiders Sell $1.03M in Stock Cluster selling−$1.03MSEC(opens sec.gov)
- 8-KFeel The World, Inc.Feel The World, Inc. Restates Financials Over Preferred Stock Classification Financial restatementSEC(opens sec.gov)
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- 4DFTXDefinium Therapeutics (DFTX) — 5 Insiders Sell $2.3M Cluster selling−$2.3MSEC(opens sec.gov)
- 4MTG3 MGIC INVESTMENT CORP insiders sold shares within seven days Cluster selling−$4.97MSEC(opens sec.gov)
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Questions
- What is Earnings Feed?
- Earnings Feed is a free tracker for SEC filings from EDGAR. You can search by ticker, CIK, or company name, filter by form type, build a watchlist, and set up alerts for the companies you follow.
- Is Earnings Feed free to use?
- Yes. Filing reading with an account, company lookup, and a 5-company watchlist are free. Full-text search is in preview and will include 10 searches per day on Free when it opens. Pro adds email alerts within minutes, an unlimited watchlist, and alerts on every form we cover.
- What types of SEC filings does Earnings Feed track?
- Earnings Feed keeps these SEC forms: 8-K, 10-K, 10-Q, 6-K, S-1, 10-D, insider Forms 3, 4 and 5, Schedules 13D and 13G, 13F and Form 144, with their amendments. Not covered yet: proxy statements (DEF 14A), shelf offerings (S-3, 424B), Form D and fund filings.
- How quickly do filings appear on Earnings Feed?
- We check EDGAR every minute. Half of filings appear within two minutes of SEC acceptance, and 9 in 10 within five (median 114 seconds, Sep 24-30, 2026). Each filing links to its source on sec.gov.
- How is Earnings Feed different from EDGAR or BamSEC?
- SEC EDGAR is the official source but has no watchlists or email alerts by company. BamSEC improves readability. Earnings Feed combines a clean interface, watchlists, alerts, and AI summaries, and it starts free.
- Does Earnings Feed have an API?
- Yes. Earnings Feed offers a REST API and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for programmatic access to filings data. The API supports filtering by company, form type, date range, and more. See the API documentation at earningsfeed.com/api/docs.