Sources

Filings are read directly from the SEC's EDGAR system. They are public records, free to access, and every claim built on one links back to the filing it came from.

10-K · 20-F

Annual reports. The source of every supplier and customer relationship in the graph; see methodology for how an edge is extracted and verified.

NPORT-P

Fund portfolio reports. The source of ETF holdings and of the ETF-exposure strip on a stock's page. Filed quarterly and published roughly sixty days after the period they cover, so every holding is shown with its report period.

8-K · Item 2.02

Results-of-operations announcements. Used to record when a company actually announced earnings, and whether that landed before the open or after the close, derived from EDGAR's own acceptance timestamp, not from a vendor's calendar.

A hand-curated list of company investor-relations feeds is crawled twice a day, primarily to catch earnings-date announcements at the source. A date found this way is marked confirmed and outranks any estimate it disagrees with; the headline and link that carried it are stored alongside, so the claim can always be traced back.

Varamir crawls public feeds and stores the headline, the link, the publisher, and the timestamp. It does not store or reproduce article text; that is the publisher's. Where a headline has a one-line summary, it appears only as the text shown when you hover the headline, and it is Varamir's own composition from the headline and its metadata, not an excerpt.

Publishers currently crawled:

• SEC (8-K and 6-K filing feeds)
• PR Newswire
• GlobeNewswire
• CNBC
• MarketWatch
• Nasdaq (trading halts)
• Yahoo Finance

Release dates for economic events come from the issuing bodies' own published schedules: the Federal Reserve's FOMC calendar, the Bureau of Labor Statistics release schedule, and the Bureau of Economic Analysis release dates. No intermediary, and no estimated dates.

Prices, price history, company profile information, financial statements, earnings estimates and actuals, and options data are supplied under licence by a market-data vendor. These are the fields Varamir rents rather than owns, and they carry the vendor's terms: they are shown here for you to read, and are not offered as a feed, a bulk dataset, or a machine-readable interface.

Prices are not represented as real-time unless a page says so. Where an options-derived range is shown it is described as market-implied: a statement about what current option prices imply, never a forecast. How the range is calculated is on methodology.

Financial statements

Quarterly income statements behind the revenue flow and compare's margins are the vendor's standardized financials, stored as first read and labelled as filed, per later filing or derived from FY. Revenue by segment, and revenue net of excise taxes where the vendor's top line is the gross figure, are read from the filer's own XBRL at SEC instead. See methodology.

These are computed by Varamir from the sources above. A filing is an input to several of them; that does not make the output a disclosure, and it is never labelled as one.

Relationship graph

Extracted from filings by Varamir, with the verbatim disclosing sentence attached to every edge. The extraction is ours; the sentence is the company's.

ETF exposure

Aggregated by Varamir across fund filings to answer “which funds hold this stock”, a view no single filing contains.

Earnings record

Measured report-day price reactions over the last eight quarters, computed from Varamir's own stored daily closes against the announcement dates above.

Event sensitivity · pair beta

Historical arithmetic over past release days and past co-movement, each shown with its sample size and lookback window. Measurements of what happened, not predictions.

Implied move

Calculated by Varamir from listed option prices around a report date, with the calculation date recorded.

A language model writes four things on this site: the one-line news summaries shown when you hover a headline, the note on an earnings record, the hourly market-drivers narration, and the Bull & bear captions on company pages. Each is composed once from the data described above and served to everyone, never generated per user, and never a source of facts in its own right. The relationship extraction described in methodology also uses a model, gated by the verbatim-citation check.

Varamir is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the SEC, any exchange, any issuer, or any fund. It is not a broker-dealer or an investment adviser, it does not execute orders, and nothing on it is investment advice. Where a figure matters to you, follow the link to the original filing; that is why the links are there.

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