GreekSoup Stock Ticker Lookup: Earnings, Insider Trades, 13F Holders

Hover a stock ticker to see its latest quarter against a year ago, insider trades and 13F fund holders, from SEC filings.

Rest the pointer on a stock ticker in a news story, a forum thread or a social post, and a small card opens with what the company's SEC filings say about it. What the card shows: - The latest quarter against the same quarter a year ago: revenue, net profit and diluted EPS, with the day the results came out. When a company has put out its results release and has not yet filed its 10-Q or 10-K, the card shows the release. - The last twelve months against the twelve months before them. - Insider trades from Form 4: what insiders bought and sold on the open market in the last twelve months, and the three latest trades. - 13F holders: how many funds reported a position in their latest 13F filings, and the three largest. - The last close, and one click to the company's page on greeksoup.ai, where the full results, every insider trade and every fund sit. On any other site, select a ticker, right-click and pick "Look up on GreekSoup". Or click the toolbar icon and type a ticker or a company's name. It covers US-listed companies, including foreign companies listed in the US. Your privacy: the extension finds tickers on the page inside your browser. It asks greeksoup.ai only for the ticker you look at, and never sends the page, its address or your browsing. No account is needed. The figures come from the companies' filings with the SEC, as greeksoup.ai publishes them. The card describes what was filed, and nothing in it is investment advice.