I've been using Morningstar Document Research (aka 10Kwizard) for years to get real-time email alerts for SEC filings on my stocks, including Form 4 insider trades (and all other filings for these stocks). My subscription is up for renewal today, and they're now charging OVER $400 A YEAR. Does anyone use a competing service that costs less and that they're happy with? Thanks.
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Alternatives for SEC Filing alerts? (vs 10kwizard = morningstar)
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You can set up google reader and then add the rss feed for the company (or just the form 4s) from the SEC site to the google reader.
Didn't I just post a $0 solution? I use it. It works. And it's a cinch to set up.
Well that depends how fast the hamsters over at Google HQ can spin their wheels. I mean, it's probably exactly the same thing, except they charge you for it.
ask somebody to program a scraper for you and just grab the data from here
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-e...=&owner=include&start=80&count=40&output=atom
it's fairly simple and can be done in excel. then you can update it any any time or just put timer on it.
here:
http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-e...=&owner=include&start=80&count=40&output=atom
it's fairly simple and can be done in excel. then you can update it any any time or just put timer on it.
here:
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the only problem i see is that SEC does not providing tickers,just names..but yahoo does
http://biz.yahoo.com/reports/edgar.html
oops..PS-but looks like yahoo doesn't report form4
http://biz.yahoo.com/reports/edgar.html
oops..PS-but looks like yahoo doesn't report form4
It looks like the Google rss is not instantaneous, more like every 60 minutes, so you'll probably get it on an avg or 30 minutes later. Does anyone really need instantaneous access to a 10k or a form 4? That's not exactly info that's traded.