US Stock Filings Analysis
Pricing
$3.75 / fifthrow app run
US Stock Filings Analysis
Analyze a company’s SEC filings for a specified stock ticker and timeframe, then produce a cited decision brief covering filing selection, financial and operating trends, comparability, earnings quality, cash-flow reconciliation, financing and cost of capital, backlog and counterparty quality,...
Analyze a company’s SEC filings for a specified stock ticker and timeframe, then produce a cited decision brief covering filing selection, financial and operating trends, comparability, earnings quality, cash-flow reconciliation, financing and cost of capital, backlog and counterparty quality, valuation and dilution, risks, scenarios, evidence gaps, confidence, implications, and what could change the conclusion. The analysis uses SEC filing data and qualitative source triangulation, with market-price inputs when supported.
Runtime
This is a long-running FifthRow App. The Actor waits until the App finishes and then returns the output. Do not treat it as a quick scrape, and keep the run timeout at least four hours.
- Typical runtime: about 18 minutes
- Flows: 1
- Agents: 1
Summary
This analysis evaluates {STOCK_TICKER} across {ANALYSIS_TIMEFRAME}, translating relevant SEC filings into a decision-ready view of financial performance, operating momentum, accounting quality, cash generation, liquidity, financing, backlog durability, counterparties, valuation, dilution, governance, and material risks. It answers whether reported trends are genuinely comparable, whether earnings reconcile with cash flows, how funding and cost of capital affect execution, and which uncertainties could change the investment or business conclusion.
Deliverables include a cited executive brief, filing coverage table, comparability assessment, financial trend analysis, three-statement cash reconciliation, financing and cost-of-capital review, backlog and counterparty assessment, valuation and dilution analysis, ranked risk register, scenario matrix, confidence assessment, evidence-gap log, and conclusion-change triggers. These outputs help reviewers prioritize diligence, test strategic assumptions, assess downside exposure, and make better-informed decisions.
Methodology
The analysis first resolves {STOCK_TICKER} to the correct SEC entity and interprets {ANALYSIS_TIMEFRAME} as the applicable date range, fiscal period, or recent reporting window. Relevant 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and selectively applicable ownership, governance, or insider filings are inspected using SEC extraction and qualitative retrieval. Prior annual, quarterly, or adjacent periods are selected automatically for comparison, while market-price inputs are retrieved only when supported.
Each claim is classified as a reported fact, management expectation, analyst calculation, or interpretation. A comparability gate tests reporting basis, fiscal alignment, restatements, segment scope, accounting classification, units, currency, and continuing versus discontinued operations before trends receive confidence. The process reconciles cash flows, investigates capitalized interest and depreciation timing, evaluates debt economics, underwrites backlog and counterparties, tests valuation and dilution inputs, ranks risks qualitatively, triangulates conflicting disclosures, and records missing evidence without inventing figures or probabilities.
Inputs
ANALYSIS_TIMEFRAME(text): ANALYSIS_TIMEFRAME. ANALYSIS_TIMEFRAMESTOCK_TICKER(text): STOCK_TICKER. STOCK_TICKER
Outputs
Finished runs write files to the Actor key-value store, plus tabular rows in the default dataset.
HTML report (REPORT.html)
A self-contained HTML brief for reading the result in a browser. Use this when you want the formatted decision output, including headings, lists, and cited source links from the App run.
Markdown report (REPORT.md)
A portable markdown document with the same narrative as the HTML report. Use this when you want to paste the output into docs, tickets, or another markdown editor without HTML chrome.
Structured JSON (OUTPUT)
Machine-readable JSON in the key-value store under the OUTPUT key. The object includes:
id,status,ready: App run identity and completion statetitle,catalog_url: display title and FifthRow catalog URLstarted_at,finished_at,duration_seconds: run timingsummary: executive summary textcompany_impact: implied impact narrative, when the App produced onesections: sectioned App resultsanswers: visible answer objects (title, markdown, sources)questions: Q&A objects produced by the runsources: deduplicated source URLsdataset_items: source rows for the default dataset (oversized dataset writes may omit markdown)report_markdown: full markdown body also stored asREPORT.md
Dataset rows
The default dataset stores rows (run, summary, company_impact, answer, qna)
with title, markdown, and sources. Rows that exceed the dataset item size limit are stored with empty markdown.