Portfolio tracking with an equity-research system built on SEC filings: as-reported financials for 3,700+ US-listed companies, answers with citations, peer comps, and models. Every figure links to the filing it came from or shows how we calculated it.
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Prices as of 2026-09-02
Apple Inc. · FY2025
ROE: 99th percentile of 540 Technology companies
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Open any covered company and you get its financials the way it reported them to the SEC, pulled from the XBRL data in its 10-K and 10-Q. Click a figure and you land on the filing it came from. When a company files something new, it appears here within about fifteen minutes.
Apple Inc. · quarterly revenue as reported to the SEC · period ended 2020-09-26
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The research is built on SEC EDGAR. It covers 3,700+ US-listed companies and every figure either links to the filing it came from or shows how we calculated it.
Everything below is computed on the sample portfolio at the top of this page.
63% of this portfolio sits in Technology. Concentration is the risk people miss, because a list of tickers doesn't show it.
Weights are derived from the sample share counts and the prices shown above.
6 of these 6 holdings are held by the superinvestors we track. Screeners can tell you who owns a stock; only your own portfolio can tell you this.
Form 13F, long US-listed positions only, as of 2026-06-30. Filed quarterly and up to 45 days after quarter end, so it is never "just bought".
Every holding's most recent filing, picked up within about fifteen minutes of hitting EDGAR. The annual and quarterly reports, not the Form 4 noise.
Source: SEC EDGAR. Financial statements are as reported; valuation figures come from market data.
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From SEC EDGAR, the SEC's public filing database. The figures are as the company reported them. Prices come from market-data providers. None of it is an analyst estimate.
Prices load when you open or refresh a page and are cached for up to five minutes, so they can run a few minutes behind the market. Every portfolio and watchlist view carries a "Prices as of" timestamp, and any price we could not refresh is marked delayed rather than shown as current. Some international and fallback feeds run further behind. A new SEC filing is usually searchable within about fifteen minutes of being filed.
Yes. Portfolios support multiple currencies and convert to your base currency. If a rate is unavailable for one holding, it is left out of your totals and marked rather than converted at a guess. The deeper filing-level research covers US-listed companies.
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3,700+ US-listed companies have as-reported financials and screening today, though which figures resolve varies by company: some are deliberately blank where a number cannot be produced honestly. Filing TEXT search, which is what lets an answer quote a passage, covers a smaller set of 504 companies.
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