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Insider trades decoded from SEC Form 4 filings: who traded (name, role, title), buy or sell, shares, price, dollar value, holdings afterwards, and whether the trade was pre-planned under a 10b5-1 plan, plus totals and cluster-buy detection. Data, not investment advice.

Material corporate events from SEC 8-K filings, decoded and ranked: bankruptcies, auditor changes, restatements, executive departures, acquisitions, major agreements, earnings releases, plus new 5%+ and activist stakes, each with a link to the filing. Data, not investment advice.

Accounting, reconciliation and audit trail for autonomous agent spending. Every x402 purchase becomes a receipt matched against the on-chain USDC payment (Base, Solana); unmatched payments are flagged; finance gets a monthly statement, CSV export and a verification page per receipt. USD 0.01 per wallet per day it records, at most USD 0.31 a month; no API key.

The short-squeeze picture for a US stock in one call: bi-weekly short interest with days-to-cover, daily short-sale volume with short-volume ratio, and settlement fails-to-deliver, plus a computed signal pulling the headline gauges together. Replaces three separate calls (short-interest + short-volume + fails-to-deliver) at a lower combined price. Sections degrade independently. From x402stock

A company's recent SEC disclosure picture in one call: the filings index, insider transactions from Form 4 with a net buy/sell signal, material 8-K events by item code, and initial holdings from Form 3. The CIK is resolved once and shared across sections (faster than four separate calls), at a lower combined price. From SEC EDGAR; sections degrade independently. From x402stock

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

Scans every US stock that also trades as a 24/7 synthetic perp and returns the gap: official (delayed) price, prev close, perp mark and oracle, funding APR, open interest, and computed `basis_percent` + `basis_vs_prev_close_percent` — the implied overnight move while the US market is shut. Widest dislocation first, plus a plain-English `reading`. `?limit=`, `?min_basis=`. From x402stock

The weekly CFTC Commitments of Traders positioning across major futures markets in one call: for each market the open interest, non-commercial (large speculator) net position and weekly change, and commercial (hedger) net position. Covers equity indices, gold/silver, crude/natural gas, major FX, the 10-year note, and bitcoin. No ticker needed. Sourced from the US CFTC. From x402stock

A full AI-synthesized equity-research memo for one US stock in one call. Fans out across profile, fundamentals, technicals, short interest, insider activity (Form 4/144), 13D/G stakes, 8-K events, news and sentiment, then an LLM distils a balanced bull/bear case, valuation context, catalysts, risks and a per-signal read-out with an overall stance. Factual synthesis, not advice. From x402stock

Company name, exchange, market cap, share class, SIC code, address, and other reference fields for a US-listed ticker. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

US M2 money stock, monthly, in billions of dollars (seasonally adjusted), with the latest value, prior month, month-over-month and year-over-year change, and recent history. No ticker needed. A liquidity gauge watched for inflation and risk-asset context. Sourced from the St. Louis Fed (FRED). From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API. Pay per request in USDC via x402, no API key.

The effective federal funds rate — the Fed's benchmark policy rate that anchors every other US interest rate — as a monthly average in percent, with the latest value, prior month, month-over-month and year-over-year change, and recent history. No ticker needed. The rate every rate-sensitive analysis starts from. Sourced from the St. Louis Fed (FRED). From x402stock

The average interest rate the US Treasury currently pays on its outstanding debt, broken out by security (Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, TIPS, FRNs, savings, and the marketable/total aggregates) for the latest reported month, in percent. No ticker needed. A read on the government's cost of borrowing that complements the /treasury-yields curve. Sourced from the US Treasury (FiscalData).

Full-text search across every SEC EDGAR filing since 2001. Find filings mentioning a keyword or exact phrase via ?q=, narrow by ?forms=10-K,8-K, ?ticker=, and ?startdt=/?enddt= dates, and cap with ?limit=. Returns each match's form, filer, date, and a link to the document. Sourced from SEC EDGAR. From x402stock, a market & economic data API (x402, USDC).

The current US stock-market Fear & Greed index (0–100, CNN-style) with its sentiment rating and all five weighted components — volatility, momentum, put/call, safe-haven demand, junk-bond demand — each with value, weight, and reading. Includes the last 30 days of scores and a backtest of S&P 500 forward returns by sentiment zone. A one-call read of market mood. From x402stock

The day's biggest percentage gainers across US equities, with current and previous-day OHLCV per ticker. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

List a company's recent SEC EDGAR filings sourced directly from the SEC: form type, filing and report dates, the 8-K item codes, and a direct link to each primary document. Filter to a single form with `?type=10-K` (also 10-Q, 8-K, 4, etc.) and cap with `?limit=`. Use as the index into a company's disclosures before fetching or summarizing a specific filing. From x402stock

The daily US Treasury par yield curve (Constant Maturity Treasury rates) for every maturity from 1 month to 30 years, in percent. Defaults to the latest published day; pass `?limit=` for more recent days (max 250) and `?year=YYYY`. No ticker needed. Use for the risk-free rate, rate-sensitivity context, and yield-curve inversion in macro-aware analysis. From x402stock

Market-wide split calendar across all US tickers (no ticker needed). Each row has the ticker, execution date, direction (`forward`/`reverse`), split_from/split_to, numeric `ratio`, and a human `ratio_text` like `10:1` or `1:8`. Future-dated announced splits sort first. Filter `?type=forward|reverse|all`, `?from=`/`?to=` date window, `?order=`, `?limit=`. From x402stock

Get the latest available price for any US-listed stock: the most recent 1-minute bar close plus today's OHLCV, change, and previous close. Currently 15 minutes delayed; each response carries `is_delayed: true`. Real-time pricing lands when the data plan is upgraded. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

US labor-market headline indicators from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: the unemployment rate, labor force participation rate, total nonfarm payrolls, and average hourly earnings, each with its latest value and change from the prior month. No ticker needed. Sourced from US BLS. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

Reference list of US equity exchanges and market centers with names, MICs, operating MICs, and SIP participant IDs. From x402stock, a pay-per-call market & economic data API for AI agents. No API key or account; pay in USDC via x402.

The full daily history of the US stock Fear & Greed index from 2016 to today, each point a date and 0–100 score. Pass `?days=N` to return only the most recent N days (default: full series). Use for charting sentiment regimes and backtesting against price. Companion to /api/v1/fear-greed (current reading). From x402stock, a market & economic data API (x402, USDC).

The US macro backdrop in one call: the federal funds rate, CPI and PCE inflation, the labor market (unemployment, payrolls, wages), real GDP, and the Treasury yield curve. No ticker needed. Replaces six macro calls (fed-funds + inflation + pce + labor-market + gdp + treasury-yields) at a lower combined price. Spans FRED, BLS, Treasury; sections degrade independently. From x402stock