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SourceWhat it suppliesTimeliness
SEC EDGAR — Form 13FQuarterly institutional holdings: filing index for all filers; parsed information tables for the tracked universeFiled up to 45 days after quarter end; our index refreshes daily
SEC EDGAR — Forms 3/4/5Insider transactions (officers, directors, 10% owners), non-derivative tablesFiled within 2 business days; ingested daily
SEC EDGAR — Schedules 13D/13GBeneficial-ownership stakes above 5% and their amendmentsFiled within days of the event; ingested daily
SEC structured 13F data setFull-market per-security holder counts across all ~9,000 filers (context lines)Published quarterly by the SEC with a lag; period always labeled
Financial Modeling PrepDelayed quotes, company profiles (sector, industry, market cap, shares outstanding), stock-split calendar, per-symbol news aggregationQuotes delayed 15–20+ min; profiles refreshed weekly
Mainstream news feedsCNBC, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance and other named outlets — headlines and feed summaries, always credited and linked outHourly

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