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sec-edgar

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Structured numeric records parsed from corporate filings such as 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K submissions to the U.S. SEC. The figures are packaged inside a compressed DuckDB instance made available through the open-source Datapond registry for fast querying.

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sec-edgar is a DuckDB-formatted redistribution of U.S. SEC EDGAR financial statement data covering numeric disclosures from filings such as 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K. It is hosted on the open-source Datapond registry and supports remote HTTP querying of the underlying tables.

What this dataset contains

The dataset packages XBRL-tagged numeric values extracted from corporate financial statements filed with the SEC and reorganises them into a compressed DuckDB database. Its size category is reported between 100M and 1B rows, consistent with the multi-decade span of EDGAR submissions. Coverage is English-language U.S. public-company filings, and the publisher is erlenbusch. The licence is not explicitly stated in the metadata.

Structure and fields

Core tables referenced in the documentation include submissions (joined via the adsh key) and a numeric facts table exposing XBRL elements such as tag and value along with a reporting date field ddate. A representative query selects s.name, n.tag, n.value and n.ddate from a numeric table joined to submissions on n.adsh, filtering on tags such as NetIncomeLoss. Detailed column lists for every table are not provided in the source page.

How analysts use it

Analysts can query point-in-time financial statement line items across thousands of issuers without downloading and parsing raw XBRL, enabling systematic factor and earnings-quality research. Use cases suggested by the schema include historical trend extraction for tags such as NetIncomeLoss, panel construction for cross-sectional regression on fundamentals, and feeding tagged values into tabular classification or regression pipelines. Because the data originate from SEC filings, outputs should be linked back to the original adsh accession number and filing date for auditability.

Documentation & references 1
  1. erlenbusch/sec-edgar: listing on Hugging Face

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