Wall Street Horizon

Wall Street Horizon is a United States corporate-event data provider whose products are intended for trading, risk management and financial research. Its website describes forward-looking coverage of earnings, dividends, mergers, investor conferences and other events affecting publicly traded companies^[1]. The independent data marketplace Datarade classifies the firm as a provider of stock-market and event data, while noting that its listing is automatically generated and unclaimed^[4].

The company states that it covers more than 11,000 companies worldwide and more than 40 event types^[1]. Wall Street Horizon also describes itself as a TMX company and says that it has focused on corporate-event data since 2003^[2]. These coverage, history and ownership statements are provider disclosures; the consulted independent profile does not substantiate those particulars.

What It Does

Wall Street Horizon gathers and distributes calendars and alerts for scheduled or anticipated corporate events^[1]. Its catalogue includes earnings announcements, dividends, exchange-traded fund events, investor conferences, mergers, stock events, economic releases and historical event records^[1]. A central feature is the tracking of revisions and confirmation status, not merely the publication of a single event date^[3].

The provider presents its data as a way for financial professionals to prepare for volatility around corporate events^[1]. This is a stated use case rather than a guarantee of predictive accuracy or investment performance.

Data and Methodology

The company says that it continually monitors press releases, company websites, filings made to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission, and corporate investor-relations material^[2]. It describes a collection process combining proprietary information-gathering algorithms with review by in-house analysts, including direct outreach to investor-relations personnel^[2]. These methodological claims are published by the provider and were not independently audited in the sources consulted.

For earnings, records can distinguish confirmed dates from unconfirmed dates. Wall Street Horizon says that an unconfirmed date may be tentative information gathered through its collection process or an estimate based on historical patterns^[3]. Its DateBreaks product supplies time-stamped alerts concerning confirmations, revisions and pattern information, while Confirmation Timing compares announcement behavior with a company's historical range^[3].

Products and Delivery

The main website lists Earnings Events, Interim Calendar, Dividends, ETF Calendar, Global Events Calendar, Economic Calendar, Investor Conferences, Merger Events, Stock Events and Historical Data^[1]. The earnings line further includes an earnings calendar, DateBreaks revisions, Confirmation Timing, Earnings Date Monitor, earnings-per-share results and conference-call information^[3].

Wall Street Horizon advertises machine-readable XML, application programming interfaces and streaming feeds^[1]. The Earnings Date Monitor is specifically described as a streaming product designed for users requiring rapid delivery^[3]. The reviewed pages do not specify a uniform schema, service-level agreement, retention period or redistribution right across all products.

Buyers and Use Cases

The provider organizes its solutions around equity and options trading, market making, quantitative or quantamental trading, risk and compliance, academic research and retail trading platforms^[1]. Historical records are offered for research and backtesting, while forward calendars and revision alerts are positioned for monitoring event risk and timing trading workflows^[1][3]. No client names or measured performance outcomes were verified in the pages consulted.

Pricing and Availability

Wall Street Horizon's public pages direct prospective users to request further information rather than displaying standard prices^[2][3]. Datarade likewise reports that pricing and subscription or API costs have not been publicly listed and advises contacting the provider^[4]. Because Datarade identifies its Wall Street Horizon profile as unclaimed and automatically generated, its entries should be treated as directory information rather than provider-verified product documentation^[4].

History and Ownership

Wall Street Horizon says that its exclusive focus on corporate-event data dates to 2003 and that it is headquartered outside Boston, Massachusetts^[2]. The same company overview identifies the business as part of TMX^[2]. Datarade independently places the provider in the United States but does not give a founding date, office location below the country level or ownership history^[4].