ABOUT / 2026-11-02

An independent terminal,
built on filings.

Resora is operated independently — no broker licence, no market-data redistribution deal, no paid placements inside the interface. It exists because the two things that matter most in public-company research are hard to get in one place: the long history, and the document that produced the number.

What is in it

Counts below were measured against the production tables on 2026-11-02, the same basis as the coverage table.

Insider records — 6,384,212 transaction rows parsed from 2,453,189 SEC Form 4 filings across 10,260 issuers, keeping accession and footnote evidence per row.
Institutional records — 411,902 13F reports from 1987-03-31 onward, plus 3,017,033 fund and 3,012,594 manager holding rows.
Statements and metrics — 3,585,408 financial statement rows; 219,206 quarterly and 68,326 annual metric rows across 6,260 companies; 1,639,882 product and 622,676 region links from segment disclosure.
Text and events — 33,675 earnings call transcripts (from 2020-01-06), 223,177 news items refreshed hourly, 26,011 SEC enforcement events, 365,445 calendar events.
Market and macro — 455,768 options chain snapshots plus 31,003 CBOE rows, 243,837 index bars from 1984, intraday quote coverage for 5,550 symbols, 527 macro indicators with 1,891,127 readings back to 1897.
The universe — 48,490 master CIKs, 29,839 delisting candidates and 34,638 CIK–ticker pairs (build 2026-10-25), so a screen can be run against a set that includes companies that no longer trade.

How it is built

Ingest, parse, normalise, audit, publish with provenance — five steps, written out on the method section. The SEC-side pipelines are open source (secdata, MIT), which means anyone can re-run the extraction rather than take our word for it. The terminal itself is deliberately not crawlable: it is an authenticated application, and the public surface is this site's data and method pages.

What we refuse

No recommendations, target prices or signals — a claim we cannot source is not shown as if it were data.
No advertising, sponsored lists or affiliate links inside the product.
No payment for order flow (we route nothing) and no resale of user queries or watchlists.
No scraping of paywalled content. Where a field is locked behind a vendor paywall, we say so, name the substitute source we do use, and leave the field empty rather than inventing it.

Limits we know about

Transcripts start 2020-01-06. Earlier calls are not covered.
A subset of Form 4 transaction dates carries impossible values from the source side; period filters use filing dates.
Delisting status is a proxy derived from annual-report silence rather than one authoritative flag.
Fund and ETF holdings are a rolling window, not full history; 18,379 ETF holding rows covering 25 funds and 234 constituents as of today.
Financial history depth depends on when a company began reporting in XBRL, so older periods are thinner for small issuers.

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