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Explore annual reports from public companies, compare financial ratios and understand cash flow. Source-backed data, clear analysis and free access.
8,029
in the search directory
10,443
available to explore
We count distinct CIK identifiers in the SEC ticker directory. Some issuers have several share classes or symbols, so the ticker count is higher. This measures searchable issuers, rather than the number of EDGAR reports. Available statements and ratios depend on each issuer's published annual XBRL facts.
Source: SEC EDGARAn educational platform for students of accounting, finance and banking, and anyone interested in financial analysis.
New to financial reports? Start with the glossaryToolkit
Every figure is pulled live from 10-K filings through the SEC EDGAR APIs — the same source analysts use.
Open Apple, Inc.Liquidity, profitability, leverage, efficiency and cash-flow ratios computed from XBRL facts — with formulas and benchmarks.
Explore ratiosGuided case studies on Apple, Tesla, Amazon, Boeing and Netflix. Answer the questions, then verify with live data.
Start a caseCompare up to four companies: income, assets, liabilities, cash flows and financial ratios. Inspect figures and export the analysis.
Compare companiesCalculate ratios yourself, follow the worked solution and track your progress. Teachers can share a selected exercise set.
Start numerical exercisesExplore common-size statements, annual changes, 3/5-year growth and DuPont, with a choice of average or ending balances.
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Hover or tap a ticker for a quick brief — click to open its full dashboard.
How it works
Search the SEC company ticker directory by ticker symbol or company name.
Each 10-K unfolds into clean annual statements — income, balance sheet and cash flow — matched by reporting period and unit.
Ratios, margin trends and cash-flow quality — plus guided real-company cases and quizzes for the classroom.
Professor's note
XBRL tags, reporting periods and units are matched carefully before any two numbers are compared — the same discipline your students should apply in their own analysis.
Your next discovery
Choose a guided case and put your understanding to the test.
