Price. Float. Filings. Get to Know the Ticker.
Bring market context, company facts and SEC filing evidence into one research view. Pin the fields you care about, inspect the source, and keep unanswered questions visible.
Compare reported and historical float values with their dates and definitions.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.01 / KNOW WHAT THE NUMBER MEANS
The Float Number Needs a Date and a Definition.
Compare float references without treating different definitions as interchangeable. Open the compact evidence disclosure to see the reported date, basis and unresolved checks.
- Keep reported float and historical non-affiliate shares distinct.
- Read the as-of date beside each reference.
- Keep conflicting values visible instead of inventing one precise answer.
Compare reported and historical float values with their dates and definitions.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.02 / FOLLOW THE FILING
Do Not Treat Every Share Count as the Same Number.
Outstanding shares, registered resale shares, warrants and convertibles describe different things. Inspect the filing behind the field and keep potential supply distinct from shares already issued or sold.
- Open the SEC source behind financing and capital-structure evidence.
- Check filing dates, terms and status before comparing figures.
- Keep conflicting records and missing evidence visible.
Follow accepted SEC filing times and return to the supporting evidence.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.03 / TURN READING INTO RESEARCH
The Ticker Has a History. So Do You.
Bring a ticker-specific question to Private AI Review and connect it with fills from your selected imported accounts. Keep your own history separate from shared company research.
- Ask about records from selected imported accounts.
- Review the answer with its evidence and unknowns.
- Private AI Review requires an eligible plan and uses AI allowance.
Ask a ticker-specific question against your own imported trading records.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.02 + 06 / Research and Review
Where Research Fits in Your Trading Workflow.
Test the scan against company and filing evidence. Return after a trade to compare the evidence with your own history.
Six steps. Two ways to connect them.
From a collection of tools to a connected FennEdge workspace. Trade execution stays with your broker.
Swipe horizontally to explore all six steps
01Scan A focused watchlist | 02Research An evidence-backed brief | 03Plan & note A timestamped plan | 04Trade Order status and fills | 05Record A reconciled trade record | 06Review One testable process adjustment |
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| Separate toolsSpecialist tools for each step | |||||
| workflowYour workspace for research, notes and trade review | |||||
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BEFORE YOU START
A Few More Things About Research.
Does FennEdge give buy or sell calls?
No. Research organizes evidence and uncertainty. It does not issue buy, sell, bullish or bearish verdicts.
What does “as of” mean?
It is the time a fact or dataset was reported or refreshed. It helps you judge whether the evidence is current enough for your question.
Where Will I Go After Signing In?
You will return to /research. Accounts with access open the Research workspace directly. If an invitation or plan is required, you will see the relevant access step.
FENNEDGE RESEARCH