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Stock Financials: Statements Straight from SEC Filings

Quarterly and annual income statements, balance sheets and cash flows for the covered stocks below — parsed directly from each company's EDGAR XBRL filings, with no fundamentals vendor in between. Fiscal calendars are preserved (NVIDIA ends its year in January, Apple in September), figures a company never files — fourth-quarter income statements, discrete quarterly cash flows — are derived and flagged, per-share history sits on the current split basis, and blanks are never estimated. Coverage grows one hand-verified company connector at a time.

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Covered stocks

NVDAQ1 FY2027

NVIDIA

$81.6Brevenue+85.2%

NI $58.3B · FCF $48.6B

AAPLQ3 FY2026

Apple

$109.4Brevenue+16.4%

NI $29.8B · FCF $31.9B

GOOGLQ2 FY2026

Alphabet

$119.8Brevenue+24.2%

NI $112.2B · FCF −$5.9B

AMZNQ2 FY2026

Amazon

$200.6Brevenue+19.6%

NI $62.6B · FCF −$8.8B

METAQ2 FY2026

Meta Platforms

$60.8Brevenue+28.0%

NI $15.8B · FCF $1.7B

TSLAQ2 FY2026

Tesla

$28.2Brevenue+25.5%

NI $1.1B · FCF −$1.1B

NI $35.8B · FCF $19.6B

NI $28.2B · FCF $17.6B

NI $5.3B · FCF −$1.9B

ORCLQ4 FY2026

Oracle

$19.2Brevenue+20.6%

NI $4.3B · FCF −$1.9B

NI −$11.0B · FCF $4.5B

NI $12.1B · FCF $18.1B

NI −$1.3B · FCF $4.5B

Thermo Fisher Scientific

NI −$444M · FCF $631M

NI −$177M · FCF $788M

SNOWQ1 FY2027

Snowflake

$1.4Brevenue+33.5%

NI −$296M · FCF $233M

NI −$782M · FCF −$563M

Warner Bros. Discovery

$8.7Brevenue-11.2%

NI $149M · FCF $572M

QSRQ2 FY2026

Restaurant Brands International

$2.5Brevenue+4.6%

NI $665M · FCF $479M

MDGLQ2 FY2026

Madrigal Pharmaceuticals

$364Mrevenue+71.2%

NI −$58M · FCF $19M

How this data is maintained

Each covered company has a hand-maintained connector mapping its XBRL tagging quirks to a standard line-item set — companies tag the same economic line under different concepts, so coverage grows deliberately, one verified connector at a time. Every connector asserts known reported figures before it ships.

This dataset runs outside the site's daily pipeline. It refreshes manually each earnings season (python3 scripts/fetch-financials.py) after covered companies file — fundamentals change four times a year, and a new 10-Q can post to EDGAR days before the refresh runs. The as-of date on every page states the data vintage.

Sources, methodology & freshnessLast updated 2026-08-23 · Open ↓

Source

SEC EDGAR XBRL company facts (10-Q / 10-K structured data), per-company concept maps maintained by hand

Methodology

Latest-filed value per period; Q4 income and quarterly cash flows derived and flagged; fiscal calendars preserved; GAAP only; blanks never estimated

Updates

Manual, each earnings season (python3 scripts/fetch-financials.py) — deliberately outside the daily pipelineLast: 2026-08-23

Maintained & reviewed by Yuriy Matso — methodology shown on the page.

How Stock Financials Works

1
Pull company facts from SEC EDGAR
Each covered company's full XBRL fact history comes from the SEC's keyless companyfacts API — the same numbers the company filed in its 10-Qs and 10-Ks, with no third-party normalization. Every company tags its statements differently, so each stock has an explicit per-line concept map maintained by hand.
2
Resolve each period to one value
The same figure appears in multiple filings — the original quarter, the annual report, later comparative columns, sometimes restated. Each (period, line) resolves to the latest-filed value, so restatements and split-adjusted comparatives win, and the filing date kept is recorded.
3
Derive what companies never file
No company files a Q4 income statement — the fourth quarter is computed as the fiscal year minus the first nine months. Quarterly cash flows are differenced from the cumulative year-to-date statements 10-Qs actually contain. Every derived figure is flagged on the page; per-share numbers are never derived because share counts differ per quarter.
4
Respect the fiscal calendar
Covered companies end their years in different months (NVIDIA in late January, Apple in late September) and some use 52/53-week calendars. Periods are labeled with each company's own fiscal quarters and exact reported end dates — never forced onto calendar quarters.

Who Uses Stock Financials

Earnings-season readers

See the new quarter in context the press release never gives: the full quarterly history behind it, margins over time, and how the cash flow compares to the reported profit.

Long-term holders

The annual tables are the decade view — revenue, margins, share count and free cash flow across fiscal years, as filed with the SEC rather than as summarized by a data vendor.

Narrative checkers

When a claim circulates about a company's spending, buybacks or cash position, the filed number is here with its statement, period and derivation status.

Cross-tool researchers

Names surfaced by the 13F consensus, momentum or flow tools link here where covered — positioning and price action on one side, the filed fundamentals on the other.

Pro Tips

GAAP will not match the headline number

Press releases lead with adjusted (non-GAAP) figures; these tables are GAAP as filed. A large gap between the two — usually stock compensation or one-time items — is itself information.

Watch the derived-quarter flags

Fourth quarters are computed (fiscal year minus nine months), so a Q4 anomaly can reflect a full-year true-up landing in the residual rather than something that happened in the quarter.

Free cash flow is a convention

FCF here is operating cash flow minus capital expenditures — the common definition, but not the only one. Companies with heavy finance leases or capitalized content spend (streaming, cloud) can look different under other definitions.

Compare fiscal quarters, not calendar quarters

A company with a January year-end reports its "Q4" holiday quarter when others report Q1. Cross-company comparisons should match period end dates, which every table here shows.

Common Issues & Solutions

The latest quarter is missing▾

This dataset refreshes manually each earnings season, outside the daily pipeline — a new 10-Q can post to EDGAR days before the refresh runs. The as-of date on each page states the data vintage.

A number differs from the earnings press release▾

These are GAAP figures from the XBRL filing. Press releases usually lead with non-GAAP adjusted numbers, and occasionally a figure is restated in a later filing — the latest-filed value wins here.

A line item is blank for some periods▾

Companies change what they disclose and how they tag it. A blank cell means the company did not report that line for that period under any mapped concept — blanks are never filled with estimates.

Old per-share figures look inconsistent with today's▾

Stock splits restate recent comparatives but not the deep history in SEC data. Per-share series are adjusted to the current share basis where a documented split table exists; any remaining discontinuity is a data limitation and reflects no real move.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do these numbers come from?▾

Directly from each company's SEC filings via the EDGAR XBRL company-facts API — the structured data inside 10-Qs and 10-Ks. No third-party fundamentals vendor sits in between, and each company's tagging quirks are mapped by hand.

Why is Q4 marked as derived?▾

Companies never file a standalone fourth-quarter income statement — the 10-K covers the full year. Q4 is computed as the fiscal year minus the sum of the three reported quarters, which is standard practice; the flag exists so you know which figures were computed rather than read from a filing.

Why do quarterly cash flow numbers need special handling?▾

Cash flow statements in 10-Qs are cumulative year-to-date — the second quarter's filing covers six months. Quarterly figures are the differences between consecutive year-to-date statements, and they are flagged as derived.

Are these GAAP or adjusted numbers?▾

GAAP, as filed. Adjusted (non-GAAP) figures companies highlight in press releases — excluding stock compensation and one-time items — are not in the structured filing data and are not shown.

How often does this update?▾

Manually each earnings season, after covered companies file. This dataset deliberately runs outside the site's daily pipeline: fundamentals change four times a year, and each refresh is validated against known reported figures before it ships.

What does free cash flow mean here?▾

Operating cash flow minus capital expenditures, computed from the two filed lines and labeled as a convention. It is the most common FCF definition but not the only one.

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Last updated: 2026-08-23