“Summarize the risk factors in Apple's latest 10-K.”
The section, summarized, with the filing date and a link to the document on EDGAR.
Ask ChatGPT about a filing, an earnings call, a price series, or a company's financials. The Octagon app pulls the record and answers with the citation. Nothing from training memory.
Summarize the risk factors in Apple's latest 10-K.
Apple's most recent 10-K lists supply concentration, foreign exchange exposure, and regulatory scrutiny of the App Store among its principal risks, each cited to the section of the filing it comes from.
Octagon · SEC filingThe records, the market data, and the questions that span both.
10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and S-1 filings for 8,000+ public companies. Ten years of earnings call transcripts, financial statements, and ratios. The record itself, with the filing date.
Daily prices and price history for any listed stock. Analyst estimates and consensus. Company news with the date and the outlet. Every series carries its as-of date.
For questions no single record answers. The deep research agent reads across filings, transcripts, financial data, and the web, then writes a brief with a citation on each claim.
Six prompts, six records. Each one comes back with its source.
The section, summarized, with the filing date and a link to the document on EDGAR.
The guidance sentences from the transcript, attributed to the speaker, with the call date.
The series as a table, with the source and the as-of date.
A side-by-side table by fiscal year, with units and the statements it was built from.
The consensus figure with the number of estimates behind it and the as-of date.
A synthesized brief across filings and web sources, each claim cited.
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Cited, fetched, and yours to disconnect.
The filing, the transcript, or the data source. You can open it.
The app fetches the record at the moment you ask. No training-data guesses.
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Anything about a public company's filings, earnings calls, financial statements, price history, analyst estimates, or news. The prompts above are a starting set.
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