AI-analyzed SEC filings: filings, analysis, screening, 30-day signals, track record.
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get_latest_filingsReturn the most recent SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) with AI analysis and 30-day alpha predictions. Optionally filter by ticker and/or form type.Return the most recent SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K) with AI analysis and 30-day alpha predictions. Optionally filter by ticker and/or form type.
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get_filing_analysisReturn the full AI analysis for a single SEC filing by accession number: executive summary, concern level, sentiment, EPS surprise, predicted 30-day alpha, and (if available) the realized outcome.Return the full AI analysis for a single SEC filing by accession number: executive summary, concern level, sentiment, EPS surprise, predicted 30-day alpha, and (if available) the realized outcome.
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get_companyReturn a company snapshot (financials, valuation, analyst data) and its most recent analyzed SEC filings by ticker.Return a company snapshot (financials, valuation, analyst data) and its most recent analyzed SEC filings by ticker.
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search_companiesSearch tracked companies by ticker or name. Returns matching tickers with company names and sectors.Search tracked companies by ticker or name. Returns matching tickers with company names and sectors.
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screen_companiesFilter the tracked-company universe (800+ US companies, all S&P 500 constituents) by fundamentals: sector, minimum market cap, maximum P/E, minimum dividend yield, and minimum revenue growth. Mirrors the /screener tool. Returns matching companies with links to their pages.Filter the tracked-company universe (800+ US companies, all S&P 500 constituents) by fundamentals: sector, minimum market cap, maximum P/E, minimum dividend yield, and minimum revenue growth. Mirrors the /screener tool. Returns matching companies with links to their pages.
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get_top_signalsReturn the highest-conviction filing predictions from the last 90 days, ranked by |predicted 30-day alpha| weighted by confidence. These are the model's strongest current directional calls.Return the highest-conviction filing predictions from the last 90 days, ranked by |predicted 30-day alpha| weighted by confidence. These are the model's strongest current directional calls.
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get_model_track_recordReturn the model's validated track record from strict 90-day walk-forward cross-validation, plus a live count of filings in the database that already have a realized 30-day outcome available for evaluation.Return the model's validated track record from strict 90-day walk-forward cross-validation, plus a live count of filings in the database that already have a realized 30-day outcome available for evaluation.
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AI-analyzed SEC filings: filings, analysis, screening, 30-day signals, track record.
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