Data, not investment advice.

Profin sells data infrastructure, not investment advice. We normalize public SEC filings into a clean schema. That's the whole product. Nothing on this site or returned by this API is a recommendation, a solicitation, or an offer to buy, sell, or hold any security, and nothing here should be construed as personalized financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.

Every number this API returns is historical, as-filed (or as-restated) data -- never a prediction, a rating, a score of "good" or "bad," or a signal about future performance. Percentile ranks and peer comparisons describe where a company sits in its peer group today; they are not a verdict, and a higher or lower percentile is not inherently "better" (e.g. for a leverage metric, a high value is not favorable).

Form 13F is a quarter-end snapshot of long positions, not a record of trades. No manager files a "bought" or "sold" event with the SEC through 13F. Any "new," "added," "reduced," or "exited" label you see from this API is something we computed by diffing two consecutive quarterly snapshots -- it is never SEC-reported trade data, and every such response carries a caveats field saying so.

• 13F covers long positions only, in Section 13(f) securities only -- no shorts, no cash, no non-US holdings. A manager's real portfolio can look very different from what a 13F reflects.
• 13F is filed with a ~45-day lag after quarter-end. Even a "current" snapshot is describing a portfolio as of up to a quarter and a half ago, not today.
• A derived "reduced" or "exited" position does not necessarily mean the manager holds a bearish view -- there are many benign reasons a position size changes quarter to quarter.