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We read the filings. You get the signal.

EDGAR publishes thousands of filings every business day. Raw notifications are a commodity — interpretation is not. Once a day, The Daily Filings takes the entire filing record, filters it to the forms worth analyzing, digs through the survivors with cross-filing analysis, ranks what it finds, and publishes one intelligence report. Thousands of filings in; a handful of findings out. Every claim is one click from the primary source.

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“ABC Corp filed a Form 424B5.”

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96 · Critical — Dilution Risk — ABC

New $60M ATM facility. Market cap ≈ $92M — maximum ATM capacity equals ~65% of current market cap. At the current price, full use could imply ~11.9M additional shares versus 18.2M outstanding.

The filing creates issuance capacity — it does not prove the company has already sold those shares. That distinction is stated, not blurred.

Direction: NEGATIVE · Urgency: IMMEDIATE · Confidence: 0.95 · Source: SEC 424B5

Four scores. Never one.

Collapsing an acquisition, a going-concern warning, and an insider purchase into a single bullish/bearish number destroys information. Every signal carries four independent properties.

Materiality

0–100

How important the event is to this specific company. A $50M offering is noise for a mega-cap and existential for a micro-cap — relative scale drives the score.

Direction

± / MIXED

Positive, negative, mixed, neutral, or unknown. A major acquisition can be genuinely MIXED — we say so instead of forcing a side.

Urgency

NOW → LATER

Immediate, today, daily digest, or research-only. A 13F is never urgent; a debt default always is.

Confidence

0.00–1.00

How certain the interpretation is. Low confidence is displayed, never hidden — a structured Form 4 parse scores higher than a form-type heuristic.

One report a day. Built like a funnel.

Because the product is daily, it can afford to dig. The pipeline throws away almost everything — what survives has earned its place, and the report is capped at the 50 most material findings so it is read, not skimmed.

3,552filings in the daily index
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1,720NYSE / Nasdaq companies, structured-note & fund noise removed
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147match one of the five signals, flagged for inspection
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12findings worth your attention (max 50)

Real counts from the Aug 25, 2026 filing record. The live funnel heads every published report; only filings matching the five signals are ever opened — the rest are marked “no relevance,” one click from the SEC source.

Five signals that mean money. Not fifty alert types.

The edge is not speed — it is refusing to report noise. We track the five filing events that actually precede moves, and nothing else. Three run entirely on deterministic rules over structured SEC data; two add a focused document read. No “interesting” filler.

●Insider conviction buyingDeterministicExecutives buying with their own money. Open-market purchases (code P) sized against the buyer's actual pay and existing stake, plus same-day buy clusters. A CEO spending 1.5× her annual total comp on open-market stock is the cleanest conviction signal filings produce — informed, expensive confidence, never a claim of pending news.
●Accounting alarmsDeterministicNon-reliance on prior financials (Item 4.02), auditor resignations (4.01), and the 45-day cluster of governance red flags. The disclosures that reliably precede drops, restatements, and litigation — read straight from the item codes, no interpretation risk.
●Dilution & serial financingDeterministicNot “filed an S-3” — the fourth capital raise in 90 days, the unregistered placement (Item 3.02), the ATM whose capacity equals 65% of the market cap. Capacity is always distinguished from completed issuance; proposed sales are never called sales.
●Activist accumulationAI-assistedA new Schedule 13D, or a 13D/A where Item 4 shifts from “discussions with management” to “may nominate directors.” Someone with capital is building a position with intent — a genuine catalyst, flagged the day it files.
●C-suite shake-upAI-assistedNot “CFO resigned” — resigned effective immediately, no successor named, filtered to the exits that are a tell: CFO, CEO, or auditor, and only the unscheduled ones. The routine board reshuffle never reaches the report.

The free tier shows the smoke, not the fire.

Public visitors see that a critical event exists and can always reach the SEC source. The interpretation — the calculations, the context, the “why it matters” — is the product.

Preview · XYZ — 94 Critical Event
Event type: Dilution
Calculated dilution: LOCKED
Why it matters: LOCKED
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