Official filings, disclosed trades and licensed market feeds. See where each part of the terminal gets its information, and how current it is.
The freshness of a quote and the date of a filing mean different things. Each feed keeps its own clock.
Regulatory filings
Official Securities and Exchange Commission filings. The definitive source for insider transactions, institutional holdings, and public company disclosures.
Government trading
Every stock transaction disclosed by members of the U.S. Congress. All 535 House and Senate members tracked with full transaction history.
Short interest & short volume
Consolidated short interest and daily off-exchange short volume, taken from FINRA's own public publication rather than a reseller. This is the primary source — the terminal's Short Stats module reads it directly.
Listing venue & halts
Nasdaq is both a listing venue in our symbol universe and a source of the trade-halt feed behind the terminal's halt badge — so a name that stops trading is marked as halted rather than quietly showing a stale last price.
Listing venue & halts
The NYSE halt feed is read alongside Nasdaq’s, so the halt badge covers both sides of the tape rather than only the Nasdaq-listed half. NYSE-listed securities run through the whole workspace.
Volatility & listing venue
Cboe publishes the volatility index the terminal quotes on the pre-market board and in the market snapshot, and lists securities that appear across the workspace.
Real-time market data
Real-time quotes, charts, financials, and fundamentals aggregated from major exchanges and market data feeds — the same market data professional traders rely on.
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