Prices, financial statements and indicators may cover different periods. Ratios calculated from the last annual report can use earnings more than a year old. Chart indicators use the loaded price history. Check each panel’s date and source before comparing figures.

Not the market: it is a coverage artefact, and an absent sector means we have no fresh price there, not that it was quiet. A tile requires a sector, market capitalisation and two recent price records. Missing companies or sectors indicate a coverage gap. This map’s sector groups are based on SEC industry codes and differ from GICS, the classification used on many other sites. The details below explain those differences.

The table uses a cached CoinGecko snapshot, normally refreshed about every six minutes. The timestamp shows when the underlying data was collected. Snapshots older than 24 hours are unavailable under the source’s terms.

Each change shows its unit and period. Yield changes generally cover one business day; inflation and unemployment data are monthly. Fed Funds Target is the daily policy setting, while Fed Funds (eff.) is a monthly average. Arrows show direction without assigning a positive or negative judgement. See economic context and publication delays for help interpreting releases. Positioning percentiles compare each market with its own stored history; the window appears beside the figure.

This map has no direct county or station price feed. EIA publishes survey averages for selected national, regional, state and city areas. Other locations inherit an available broader-area price, identified in the source note.

Test a rule on one ticker’s stored daily prices. Positions set at a close begin earning returns the following day. The strategy can hold the stock or cash. Prices are adjusted for splits and dividends; the available history limits the test period. Transaction costs are modelled, while slippage, taxes and bid–ask spreads are excluded. Results use licensed dashboard price data.

Multi-condition AND screen over the covered universe: fundamentals, classification, technicals and SEC activity. Hover over a blank to see what is missing, or a value to see its source and period. Annual filing ratios and vendor trailing-twelve-month figures may appear in the same column. Price-based ratios also use different collection dates, shown below the filters. Quality combines 40% profitability, 35% balance sheet and 25% valuation. A dot marks an incomplete score, which may not be comparable with a full score.

Tests use Blueprint US Large-Cap, the site’s historical company selection reconstructed from SEC filings. It includes companies later delisted. Where an exchange removed a failing listing, the model applies an estimated terminal return of −30% for NYSE or −55% for Nasdaq to both strategy and benchmark. Mergers and voluntary withdrawals use the last available close. These estimates and missing price histories limit the results. This universe is separate from the S&P 500.

The Company column lists the filing’s subject first and additional filers after “+”. An ownership filing can therefore show the company first and the reporting fund second. Both date fields limit the search. If only one is filled, the other defaults to the available record boundary.

Screens of ownership and company events reported in public SEC filings. Each result identifies the disclosed evidence and reporting period. A match identifies a reported event. Historical tests performed here have not established reliable price predictions from these screens. Groups counts distinct Schedule 13D reporting groups, so affiliates in one group count once. Convergence counts distinct underlying evidence, avoiding double counting when screens use the same filing. Each card shows its coverage window; no matches means no qualifying records were found within that coverage.

Top ranks by relevance with a recency adjustment; Latest uses publication order. High impact is an assigned event category. Breaking applies only to qualifying items filed within the last six hours. Press headlines are classified as medium impact, so High impact only shows primary-source items.

Last Job Runs shows the last recorded execution. Jobs that skip an update because their data is still fresh may keep an older timestamp. The Errors card omits warnings that were only written to logs. Unresponsive price sources are listed separately and excluded from price-difference calculations.