A curated list of tools, data sources, libraries, and resources for working with SEC filings (13F, 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K)
AI-powered financial analysis platform that tracks SEC filings to reveal what institutional investors, activist funds, and insiders thinks about publicly traded stocks. All the moves are captured here. Alpha before the alpha!
The one-person equity research desk. Fifteen screens on your own computer: your book, 13F filings, the options tape, short interest, Congress trades, macro, fifty-one commodities, your own value chains and a research vault. Every list is yours and your keys stay with you. Open source; one line installs it.
Examples and guides for accessing and analyzing SEC & EDGAR data
Forensic reconstruction of the July 2026 Situational Awareness LP collapse from SEC 13F/13D filings — attribution, a liquidity model validated against a documented forced sale, out-of-sample testing, and a live crowded-trade screen.
Track what Buffett, Dalio, and Griffin are buying — SEC 13F filings made simple. CLI tool powered by SEC EDGAR Financial Data API.
A 13F tracker that computes signals across managers, not just data per fund.
Positions from the world's "best" investors
Python program to obtain the latest SEC 13F from specialist biotech funds. Can be used to parse holdings, AUM, overlap between fund
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