SEC EDGAR — free, complete, searchable

Streamlined access to SEC filings.

Data going back to 1993

Try Apple 10-K, recent insider buying, or today’s 8-Ks.

Browse by filing type

10-K

Annual report — business, risk factors, audited financials.

10-Q

Quarterly report — condensed, unaudited, three per year.

8-K

Current report — restatements, auditor changes, departures.

DEF 14A

Proxy statement — pay tables, nominees, shareholder votes.

Form 3

Initial statement — what an insider held on day one.

Form 4

Insider buys and sells, within two business days.

Form 5

Annual sweep — exempt transactions and late reports.

144

Notice of a proposed sale — filed before the trade, not after.

13F

Institutional holdings, quarterly, with position changes.

20-F

Annual reports from foreign private issuers.

6-K

Interim disclosure from foreign issuers, passed through from home markets.

S-1

Registration statement — the IPO prospectus.

40-F

Canadian issuers reporting under the MJDS.

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