Shopify's 10-K/A lands while the stock sits near a 52-week low
Shopify filed an amended annual report on April 29 covering fiscal year 2025, arriving as the stock trades well below every major moving average and down more than a third year-to-date.
Notes that pull the important parts of SEC filings into context for covered companies and ETF wrappers.
Shopify filed an amended annual report on April 29 covering fiscal year 2025, arriving as the stock trades well below every major moving average and down more than a third year-to-date.
Microsoft's April 2026 10-Q lands with ceiling-level filing risk and event momentum scores, and a risk-factor section that has been meaningfully rewritten since last year.
META's April 30 quarterly filing shows the company leaning harder into AI capital expenditure while its risk-factor changes point to a disclosure posture that has shifted meaningfully from a year ago.
RIOT's first-quarter filing shows $167 million in revenue, a Bitcoin treasury valued at $1.07 billion as of March 31, and a risk-factor section that has been meaningfully rewritten since last year.
Alphabet's first-quarter filing shows record revenue and a materially updated risk-factor section that reflects how much the AI investment cycle has changed the company's disclosure posture.
Meta Platforms closed a six-tranche senior note offering on May 4, locking in long-dated fixed-rate debt at rates that tell you something about where the company thinks rates are going.
Shopify filed its Q1 2026 10-Q with $3.17 billion in revenue, but the equity has shed more than a third of its value year-to-date as investors wait for platform investment to convert into durable margin expansion.
HUT filed its March 2026 10-Q on May 6, and the disclosure pattern around risk factors and filing cadence tells a more interesting story than the headline revenue number.
Fidelity's spot Bitcoin ETF filed its March quarter 10-Q on May 6, and the filing's thin disclosure footprint puts the focus squarely on Bitcoin price dynamics and the fear-dominated sentiment backdrop.
CORZ completed a private offering of senior secured notes at 7.750%, used the proceeds to wipe out its bridge facility, and handed the parent company a distribution.
Core Scientific filed its March 31 quarterly report with $115 million in revenue and a disclosure profile that keeps both its Filing Risk Score and Event Momentum at the ceiling.
Strategy's May 6 quarterly filing shows a Bitcoin treasury position with aggregate fair market value of $64.04 billion as of April 26, while the company's disclosure intensity stays at the ceiling.
BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF filed its March 2026 quarterly report as the fund sits well below its 52-week high, with risk-factor changes and a fear-dominated sentiment backdrop framing the read.
COIN's first-quarter filing shows strong top-line momentum alongside the most substantive risk-factor changes in two annual cycles.
TeraWulf's first-quarter filing shows $34 million in revenue and a disclosure cadence that keeps the filing risk signal at maximum intensity.
ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF filed its quarterly report on May 8, and the disclosure pattern sits against a backdrop of fear-regime sentiment and a short-term price recovery that has not yet closed the year-to-date gap.
IREN filed its March 2026 quarterly report on May 8, and the disclosure cadence that pushed its Filing Risk Score to 100 now meets a stock up more than 500% over the past year.
WULF filed a results-of-operations 8-K on May 8, but the document's boilerplate-heavy disclosure leaves the key miner metrics unresolved.
GLXY's March 2026 quarterly report lands with a ceiling-level filing-risk signal and revenue that dwarfs most crypto-financial-services peers.
Bitfarms filed its Q1 2026 10-Q on May 11, and the numbers land against a stock that has more than doubled in three months.
CLSK's May 10-Q shows a Bitcoin treasury position valued at $813 million at quarter-end prices that have since moved materially higher, making the next filing's fair-value mark the number to watch.
MARA's first-quarter filing shows $174.6 million in revenue against a Bitcoin treasury disclosed at $2.41 billion fair value, with risk-factor language continuing to evolve alongside the company's dual identity as miner and treasury holder.
The May 14 offering closed at full size including the overallotment option, putting $2.96 billion in net proceeds on IREN's balance sheet and a new $3 billion senior unsecured obligation on its books.
NOW closed a $4 billion debt offering on May 15, spanning maturities from 2028 to 2056, adding a direct financial obligation that investors need to read against the company's subscription growth story.