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Join the same SEC fundamentals by fiscal period and by the date they actually became public. The difference is information your backtest never earned.

3,280 rows · 40 tickers · 7 concepts · methodology public

Apple · FY2024 filing ledger34-day blind interval
Fiscal year ended

naive period-end join makes the value visible here

Investors still could not read Apple's FY2024 10-K.

10-K became public

Two clocks, one value. Point-in-time research follows the public filing clock.

47 / 413
ticker-months changed
11%
used a future value
43.4 days
mean reliable filing gap
189
restatement rows

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What this proof does not claim.

  • Annual coverage. Quarterly 10-Q history is not shipped.
  • No delisted companies. This is not survivorship-bias-free.
  • Seven concepts. Not the complete SEC XBRL concept space.
  • Forty unreliable dates. Excluded from filing-gap claims.

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