SEC EDGAR and official filings
Default sourceCurrent source for published chart values whenever the required filing value is available.
WeightedShares uses SEC EDGAR and official filings as the primary source for published annual diluted weighted-average share trends. Each published value identifies the filing, fiscal period, measure, and date used. Period-end shares and buyback data remain separate context.
Current public chart values use SEC EDGAR. Other source types are reserved and would be labeled if used.
Published values use SEC EDGAR. Other source types are reserved and labeled if used. Saved filing copies are dated copies of the same EDGAR source.
Current source for published chart values whenever the required filing value is available.
Reserved to explain a value. Not used to replace the company SEC filing used for published chart values.
Not currently used for published chart values. Reserved and labeled only if field-level display rights, attribution requirements, and caching rules are recorded.
Dated copies of the same SEC EDGAR source. They reduce repeated SEC requests, keep a capture date, and are never presented as live data.
WeightedShares uses saved filing copies and avoids unnecessary repeated requests to SEC systems. Chart pages display checked filing-derived values, not live EDGAR mirrors.
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Yes. Published annual diluted weighted-average share values use SEC EDGAR and official filings. Buyback and period-end figures remain separate context.
No. WeightedShares charts describe company filing data. They are not intraday market data, price feeds, trading signals, or valuation outputs.
The data comes from SEC filings and XBRL facts. Filing date, period end, accession number, unit, and tag context matter more than intraday timing.
Not currently. Published values use SEC EDGAR. Licensed provider data would appear only if field-level display rights, attribution requirements, and caching rules were recorded first.
The affected company result is checked again before the published value changes. The page should say whether it uses the amended filing or the originally filed value.
Saved filing copies are dated copies of the same SEC EDGAR source. They include a capture date and are never presented as live data.