Stock Catalyst Scraper - Filing & News Signals

Stock Catalyst Scraper extracts recent public-company filing catalysts from SEC company submission feeds. It is built for users who need export-ready market research rows from ticker symbols, with direct source links and concise summaries for review workflows.

Enter a list of tickers and the actor returns recent filing signals such as current reports, quarterly and annual reports, registration statements, prospectus filings, insider ownership forms, proxy statements, and other catalyst-like public filings. The result is a clean dataset that can be filtered, exported, scheduled, or connected to downstream tools.

Dataset Fields

Each result row includes:

• ticker: Normalized stock ticker
• companyName: SEC company name for the ticker
• catalystType: Filing form detected for the catalyst
• filingDate: Date the filing was submitted
• reportDate: Report date when available
• accessionNumber: SEC accession number
• sourceUrl: Direct SEC document URL
• urgencyScore: Simple score based on filing type importance
• signalSummary: Human-readable filing summary
• scrapedAt: Timestamp for the scrape

Good Fit For

• Market research workflows that start from known tickers
• Filing alert backfills before creating a scheduled monitor
• Analyst queues that need direct filing URLs
• Lead and investment research teams reviewing corporate events
• Spreadsheet exports of recent public-company filing activity

Input Options

• tickers: Public ticker symbols, for example AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, or TSLA
• maxResults: Cap the number of filing rows returned
• monitorChanges: Store snapshots so scheduled runs can compare changes
• onlyChanges: Emit only new or changed filing rows when snapshots are enabled
• maxRunSeconds: Stop the run within a predictable time window
• requestTimeoutSeconds: Limit each public HTTP request

Reliability Notes

Rows are backed by public SEC metadata and include direct source URLs. When the actor cannot match a ticker or a source is temporarily unavailable, it records a run notice rather than creating filler records. Review the linked SEC filing for full context before using a signal in investment or business decisions.