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How do I find old SEC filings?
If you are looking for older for SEC filings that date after 1994 the EDGAR system is free on the SEC’s website. Prior to that you have to look to elsewhere. The Library has a microfiche set but you will need the print index to find the filings themselves.
Where can I find SEC reports?
The public can review SEC filings by visiting the commission’s online database, EDGAR. Among the most common SEC filings are: Form 10-K, Form 10-Q, Form 8-K, the proxy statement, Forms 3,4, and 5, Schedule 13, Form 114, and Foreign Investment Disclosures.
How far back do SEC filings go?
How far back does EDGAR data go? EDGAR started in 1994/1995. Paper copies of filing documents prior to 1994 may be available by filing a Freedom of Information Act request.
Where can I find old 10k filings?
Access the SEC’s online filing database if the company does not archive the old reports. The SEC provides links to 10-K filings and other official financial reports through the Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval (EDGAR) database. It contains filings from 1994 to the present.
Where can I find annual reports of U.S. companies?
Free Resources for Financial Information
- EDGAR–SEC Website.
- Company’s Website.
- Public Register’s Annual Reports.
- Yahoo Finance.
- Google Finance.
- Company Spotlight from Investopedia.
- Investor Relations Information Network (IRIN)
- The Annual Reports Service.
How do I print SEC filings?
http://sec.gov/info/edgar/edmanuals.htm. 1. Open the file in Adobe, click on File and select Print.
How do you download EDGAR filings as Excel?
Export a single filing table
- Look up your filing through the SEC filing search or the list of filings on each company page. Click the ‘Notable SEC filings …’ if you’re looking for filings other than 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K.
- Find the table you would like to export.
- Click the XLSX button.
- Your table is downloaded.
How do I save as SEC file in Excel?
Does the SEC allow botnets or automated tools to crawl the site?
The SEC does not allow botnets or automated tools to crawl the site. Any request that has been identified as part of a botnet or an automated tool outside of the acceptable policy will be managed to ensure fair access for all users. Sample Company Name AdminContact@ .com
How can I ensure equitable access to SEC EDGAR content?
To ensure everyone has equitable access to SEC EDGAR content, please use efficient scripting. Download only what you need and please moderate requests to minimize server load. SEC reserves the right to limit request rates to preserve fair access for all users. See our Internet Security Policy for our current rate request limit.
What is a SEC interpretive release?
SEC Interpretive Releases. The Commission occasionally provides guidance on topics of general interest to the business and investment communities by issuing “interpretive” releases, in which we publish our views and interpret the federal securities laws and SEC regulations.
What happens to the pull-distribution point when a job is cancelled?
When the Package Transfer Manager cancels a job because it exceeds the number of polling retries, the pull-distribution point continues to download the content. When it finishes, the pull-distribution point sends the appropriate status message, and the console reflects the new status.