How much historical data does Polygon have for financial 10K and 10Q reports?
In 2009, the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) mandated that all financial 10K and 10Q filings must be filed in XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) format
These new rules aimed to standardize the way company financials are reported. We always source our data from the official source of truth, in this case, the XBRL files. Since the XBRL requirement only began in 2009, our historical record of these 10K and 10Q filings only goes back to that year. You can learn more about XBRL and how it was implemented in our Stock Financials API by reading this blog post - New Stock Financials API
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- When does Polygon scrape EDGAR company filings for financial reports?
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Reference Data
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Financials
- Description
- Polygon regularly gathers financial reports from EDGAR company filings on a daily basis to ensure their accuracy and timeliness.
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- Does Polygon provide the filing date for any financial reports?
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Data Coverage
- Financials Tag
Financials
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- Stocks Tag
Stocks
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- Yes, we provide 10K and 10Q financial reports for all US-based companies through our Stock Financials endpoint. We source this data directly from the SEC Edgar database.
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- What does Polygon use for Sector?
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Reference Data
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Stocks
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- We use the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code to provide sector information.