| SEC Info’s
Database Search
is for finding distinct “entities” or “objects” in our database. After finding the entity or object of your interest,
you would then go to our page representing the entity (such as a Registrant like Microsoft) to get information about it,
or you would go to our page listing the contents of the object (such as all companies in the software industry).
In other words, if you want to find Microsoft’s 10-Ks, you would first find Microsoft,
and then you would see links on its Registrant page to lists of its SEC Filings. |
| If you are looking for an SEC Registrant who is not showing up as being in our database:
(1) Use names or initials, not ticker symbols, to minimize any ambiguity;
(2) Be concise, since two or three distinctive words usually works best;
(3) Try abbreviations and acronyms;
(4) Minimize punctuation, because the SEC does so when assigning names;
(5) Be aware that our database only contains data from electronic SEC EDGAR Filings; and
(6) Note that not all foreign entities are required to file electronically. |
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