The print, read the second it drops
The desk listens to the SEC filing feed itself. Figures land seconds after the release with a verdict against consensus, and the full report is read live for guidance, tone, and risk while the market is still deciding what it means.
Straight from the filing feed. No wire service, no refresh button.
Beat or miss on every figure, sized against consensus.
Guidance, tone, and risk from the full document, not the headline.
From filing to verdict, in seconds
Most tools poll a calendar and hand you a headline. This desk sits on the source: the filing itself, the moment it becomes public.
The filing hits
The desk listens to the SEC feed itself: 8-K earnings releases, and 6-K filings for foreign names. No news wire in between, no polling schedule to miss it.
Figures land, seconds later
EPS, revenue, and net income are extracted from the release on the critical path. The card renders the moment the numbers clear.
Verdict against consensus
Beat, miss, or in line on every figure, with the surprise sized against the estimate. The headline states the takeaway, not a label.
The whole release, read
Guidance, tone, and risk are read from the full document and slot in beneath the numbers. The gap is a named wait, never a half-loaded card.
Walmart's print, exactly as we recorded it
Beat EPS by 9.3% — and traded down 7%. Every second below was sampled live while it happened: the release at 6:59 ET, the repricing, the volume burst under it. This is the real chart from the desk, not a mockup. Scroll to zoom in on the drop, drag to pan, click a translucent band to read the move.
WMT · session of Aug 20
105.91-7.18%
Real market data, captured by the pipeline on Aug 20, 2026 · before the open. The shaded bands are moves the desk detected on its own.
Five words a wall of prints scans by
On a busy night, forty names report in an hour. Hue carries the category, the word is always printed beside it, and only the big prints get the loud treatment, so the wall reads in one pass.
The market trades the guide
The reported quarter is the scoreboard; guidance is next quarter's price. The desk pulls the forward statements out of the release, gives them their own verdict, and flags what could push the name down.
Raises Q4 revenue outlook to ~$15.0B on AI networking demand, above consensus.
Cuts full-year operating margin outlook to 9 to 10% on freight and promotional pressure.
Reaffirms full-year outlook of $6.10 to $6.30 EPS on revenue of $24.5 to $25.0B.
Every print is checked against what the company guided last quarter. Guide $2.9B and deliver $2.6B, and the card says so, with both numbers on it.
A guide below consensus, cash conversion falling away from net income, an inventory build outrunning revenue, a line about litigation. Each flag ships with the evidence, quoted, so you never take a claim on faith.
Every print lands with its history
A beat means more on a name that never beats. Every card carries the last four prints: the surprise, the next-day move, and where the stock went in the month after.
Illustrative prints. In the app, every cell carries the daily price path.
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When we are not sure, the card says so
Extraction from a live filing is hard, and pretending otherwise is how readers get burned. Three rules the desk never breaks.
Unverified, not dressed up
A figure that fails the extraction check renders with its values and no verdict. Showing the number with an explicit caveat is honest; putting a green bar under it is not.
Rescaled, and labeled
Releases misprint scale headers more often than you would think. A figure corrected against consensus carries a visible “rescaled” mark instead of pretending it printed clean.
Not stated is a gap, not a doubt
A figure the release never stated is labeled exactly that. It is a different fact from a figure we have but could not vouch for, and the card never conflates the two.
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