How SEC filings move each of the 30 competition stocks, down to the hour. Zoom any chart to a single trading day to see where a filing landed against the seven decision rounds, read the per-stock impact figures, and check which stocks report during the Oct 12 to 30 competition window.
Hourly bars start at the round execution times (09:30, 10:30 … 15:30 ET), so each candle is one decision round. In hourly views a filing sits at its exact acceptance time; one released before the open or after the close sits in the overnight gap between candles. Drag across the chart to zoom, double-click to go back to the full range, click a filing to jump to its day. Hourly data starts Nov 2023; earlier days show daily closes only.
| Filing type | Count | Typical move | × normal day | Up | Gap at open | Follows gap |
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Typical move is the median absolute return on the first session that could react (close vs prior close). × normal day compares it with the stock's median move on days with no filing. Gap at open is release to next round, hourly window only. Follows gap is how often the move from that round to the close went the same way as the gap. 10-Qs often land on earnings day, so part of their move is the earnings news.
| Accepted (ET) | When | Form | Release to round | Reaction day | SEC |
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Median absolute reaction-day move on earnings 8-Ks (item 2.02, 2016 to 2026) as a multiple of that stock's normal day. Click a bar to open that stock above.
| Stock | Earnings | Time | Status | Expected 10-Q/10-K | Past Q3 dates | Source |
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Estimates move last year's date forward 52 weeks to the same weekday. The range in the tooltip shows where the past five years would land. Expected filing dates add each company's usual gap between the earnings release and the 10-Q or 10-K. Check each estimated date against the company's announcement before trading on it.