Data integrity
We check our own numbers against the filings.
Most market sites resell the same fundamentals feed and never verify it. We reconcile every US stock against the company's own SEC 10-K — and when the feed disagrees with the filing, we publish the filing and show you the discrepancy.
Why this page exists. A widely-used market-data feed reported
FUBO with a positive EPS of 3.84
on a roughly $9.66 share price — a P/E of about 2.5, which reads as a spectacular bargain.
The company's own 10-K reports diluted EPS of
−$0.54. It was losing money.
A single unverified source cannot catch that; a second, authoritative one can.
Every correction below is checkable in ninety seconds on
EDGAR.
Corrections we applied
Where the feed's EPS sign contradicts the filed figure, we replace it with the filed diluted EPS and withhold the P/E entirely — a P/E built on a wrong EPS is a fictional discount.
Profitability disagreements
Cases where our provider's profitability signal and the filed net income disagree. On profitability, the filing wins.
How the check works
- Fundamentals are pulled from our market-data provider each night.
- Every US stock is matched to its SEC CIK and we read the company's own XBRL filings from
data.sec.gov.
- We compare the filed net income, diluted EPS and revenue against what the feed reported.
- Disagreements are recorded. A loss-making company can never be tagged undervalued or graded A/B, whatever its P/E looks like.
- The whole comparison is republished here every day. Raw data: fundamentals_verify.json.
Educational market intelligence — not investment advice. Figures marked as filed come from company SEC submissions; trailing-twelve-month figures from a data provider will legitimately differ from a fiscal-year filing, so only sign contradictions and profitability disagreements are treated as errors.