Think inside your AI world.
How do I get told when a company I hold reports, against the things I actually watch?
You hold a handful of companies for reasons you can name, and each reporting season you mean to check whether the story still holds: is revenue still growing the way you assumed, has the margin slipped, did guidance move. The filings are public the day they land. What you want is the report that crosses one of your own watch-items, not a calendar of everyone reporting.
The construction is the public filings held against watch-items you set. Company filings, results and the numbers inside them are published keyless. Your rule is your own, something like “a holding reports AND revenue growth is below my line, or the margin slips, or guidance changes.” Through Unl a report that crosses that rule arrives beside it when your portfolio comes up, stamped with when it filed. There is no buy or sell call here; your watch-item is flagged for you to read the filing yourself.
The person
A long-term investor, not a day trader, who holds a portfolio for stated reasons and wants to know when a holding’s own report touches an assumption they were relying on. They are not chasing a tip; they want their own watch-items checked against the filing the moment it lands.
The pieces, and how far each one reaches
| Source | What it gives you | Reach today |
|---|---|---|
| Public company filings | Results filings and the figures inside them, revenue, margin, guidance language, so a report can be measured against the watch-items you set. | Public and keyless for filers covered by the main disclosure system. Non-covered holdings report elsewhere, which is disclosed rather than assumed. |
| Your watch-items | The assumptions you are relying on, the growth line, the margin floor, the guidance you would want to know had moved, so the flag is the thing you actually care about. | Yours; never leaves your frame. |
The honest limits are coverage and interpretation, not access. The main filing system is keyless and covers the companies that file into it; holdings that report through other regimes are outside it, and the page says so. And a figure crossing your watch-item is a prompt to read the filing, never a verdict on the company: this page carries no market view and flags your watch-item, nothing more.
The rule, in their words
- “One of my holdings files its results.”
- “Revenue growth below the line I set, or the margin under my floor.”
- “Any change in the company’s own guidance language.”
The compound is holding AND watch-item, together. An earnings calendar tells everyone who reports when; a price alert reacts after the market has. The rule that one of your holdings report AND cross a watch-item you were relying on is the private trigger only you would set, and Unl flags the crossing for you to read, never a view on what to do about it.
Unprompted
Your AI
Here is where your rule stands: a holding reports, and revenue growth below my line. One of your holdings filed its results this morning, and the revenue growth in the filing is below the line you set as your watch-item, so it crosses the thing you told me you were relying on.
That is from the public filings, stamped with when it filed. It is your watch-item flagged for you to read the filing, not a call to trade; what you make of it is entirely yours.
The report arrived against the investor’s own holding-and-watch-item rule, from the public filings, with no trade call attached. What to do with it is theirs.
Why this beats the dashboard
An earnings calendar lists who reports when and a price alert only reacts after the market has moved; neither tells you the one thing you meant to check, whether the report crossed an assumption you were relying on. Your rule pairs a holding with your own watch-item, and it surfaces when your portfolio is the subject, measured against the line you set, with no market view attached. Unl flags the crossing and decides nothing.
Being told when a company you hold reports against what you watch is the public filings read against your own watch-items; through Unl a report that meets “my holding AND revenue below my line, or margin slips, or guidance moves” is flagged beside that rule, stamped with when it filed, and your own watch-item does the flagging, because the page shows a rule being crossed and never a call to trade.
Reads through Unl arrive with measured context — in the presence of the decisions you’ve already settled. The reach lane is live: one box, paste anything. If it speaks MCP, Unl can reach it. Readings arrive unprompted, the data beside the criterion; Unl is a courier, not a warehouse, and keeps only your keys and the frame.
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Questions people ask
Does this tell me to buy or sell?
No, and that guard holds. The page flags when a holding’s own report crosses a watch-item you set, revenue below your line, margin under your floor, a change in guidance, stamped with when it filed, and stops there. It offers no market view, no signal and no recommendation; a crossing is a prompt to read the filing yourself, and any decision to trade is entirely yours.
Which companies does the filing feed cover?
The main public disclosure system, which is keyless and covers the companies that file into it. Holdings that report under other regimes are outside that feed, and the page discloses that rather than implying it has every company on earth. The feed is verified when you paste it, and coverage travels honestly with the reading.
How is this different from an earnings calendar?
A calendar tells everyone who reports and when, and leaves you to read each filing to find what matters. Your rule pairs your specific holding with your own watch-item, so the reading surfaces only when a report crosses an assumption you were relying on, in the moment your portfolio is actually the subject rather than as a season-long list.
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