No-API-key US market boards from SEC, Cboe, FINRA and CFTC: options flow, insiders, 13F, buybacks
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https://api.tickwind.com/mcp8 tools · 527msbuyback_leadersUS companies ranked by what they do to their own share count. view=cannibals ranks the largest latest-fiscal-year repurchase as a share of market cap; view=diluters ranks the fastest 1-year share-count growth. Source: company filings. The buyback figure is cash spent on repurchases as reported, NOT…US companies ranked by what they do to their own share count. view=cannibals ranks the largest latest-fiscal-year repurchase as a share of market cap; view=diluters ranks the fastest 1-year share-count growth. Source: company filings. The buyback figure is cash spent on repurchases as reported, NOT…
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| view* | string | which leaderboard to read |
congress_tradesRecently DISCLOSED stock trades by members of the US Congress, newest transaction first. Source: House and Senate periodic transaction reports, which may be filed up to 45 days after the trade — the newest disclosure is not the newest trade. Members disclose dollar amounts as ranges, never exact fi…Recently DISCLOSED stock trades by members of the US Congress, newest transaction first. Source: House and Senate periodic transaction reports, which may be filed up to 45 days after the trade — the newest disclosure is not the newest trade. Members disclose dollar amounts as ranges, never exact fi…
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dca_ratingA rules-based 0-100 read of how well one US stock fits scheduled recurring buying (dollar-cost averaging), computed from its disclosed filings and daily bars. Structural description only: it is not a recommendation, not a price target, and not investment advice.A rules-based 0-100 read of how well one US stock fits scheduled recurring buying (dollar-cost averaging), computed from its disclosed filings and daily bars. Structural description only: it is not a recommendation, not a price target, and not investment advice.
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| ticker* | string | US exchange ticker symbol, e.g. AAPL |
insider_clustersUS small caps where SEVERAL DISTINCT company insiders each bought their own stock on the open market in the last 30 days, ranked by number of buyers then dollar value. Source: SEC Form 4, open-market purchases only — grants and option exercises are excluded. Scanned over a $300M-$2.5B market-cap ba…US small caps where SEVERAL DISTINCT company insiders each bought their own stock on the open market in the last 30 days, ranked by number of buyers then dollar value. Source: SEC Form 4, open-market purchases only — grants and option exercises are excluded. Scanned over a $300M-$2.5B market-cap ba…
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institutional_13fWhich US stocks the tracked superinvestor funds added or opened last quarter, alongside how many trimmed or exited. Source: SEC form 13F, which reports LONG US equity positions as of a quarter end and is filed up to 45 days after it — these are historical positions, not current trades, and short po…Which US stocks the tracked superinvestor funds added or opened last quarter, alongside how many trimmed or exited. Source: SEC form 13F, which reports LONG US equity positions as of a quarter end and is filed up to 45 days after it — these are historical positions, not current trades, and short po…
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key_levelsHistorical support and resistance price bands for one US stock, clustered from its daily bars (swing highs and lows plus volume shelves), with the nearest band above and below the latest close and how far away each sits. It describes where price HAS turned before and never forecasts whether a level…Historical support and resistance price bands for one US stock, clustered from its daily bars (swing highs and lows plus volume shelves), with the nearest band above and below the latest close and how far away each sits. It describes where price HAS turned before and never forecasts whether a level…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
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| ticker* | string | US exchange ticker symbol, e.g. AAPL |
risk_filingsRecent SEC filings whose text MENTIONS a specific risk phrase, per EDGAR's full-text index. A mention is not a finding — the phrase also matches negations like "no material weakness". Values: going-concern, material-weakness, cyber-incident.Recent SEC filings whose text MENTIONS a specific risk phrase, per EDGAR's full-text index. A mention is not a finding — the phrase also matches negations like "no material weakness". Values: going-concern, material-weakness, cyber-incident.
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| kind* | string | which saved risk query to run |
unusual_optionsToday's most-traded US single-stock option contracts by volume, with each contract's volume-to-open-interest ratio. Source: Cboe, ~15-minute delayed. Ranked within a fixed scan set, not the whole market.Today's most-traded US single-stock option contracts by volume, with each contract's volume-to-open-interest ratio. Source: Cboe, ~15-minute delayed. Ranked within a fixed scan set, not the whole market.
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No-API-key US market boards from SEC, Cboe, FINRA and CFTC: options flow, insiders, 13F, buybacks
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