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SEC Almost Gets RSS Right

By Joe Ponzio on March 31, 2008  |  1 comment

Thanks to George at Fat Pitch Financials for pointing out that the EDGAR system now allows you to subscribe directly to an RSS Feed. That said, the SEC's feeds are not showing the right date — not yet at least. On my reader, all of the SEC's filings show up with a December 31st date whereas mine show the proper filed date.

For now, I still like mine better. We have the same information, but the F Wall Street EDGAR Feed system:

  • has the proper "filed" date;
  • keeps the title similar (i.e., EDGAR Filings for [company]) so new feeds are automatically organized in my Outlook;
  • offers the auto-suggest feature for quickly finding filings without having to constantly go to and back out of pages.

Will the SEC expand their system to offer more? I don't know yet so I'm going to stick with mine for now.

Feel free to use whichever one you want.

Written by Joe Ponzio on March 31, 2008

Joe Ponzio is the managing partner of the Ponzio Investors Funds and owner of Ponzio Capital Inc, a registered investment advisory and deep value portfolio management firm. The author of F Wall Street (the book and the website), his articles have appeared in hundreds of financial media, including Financial Planning Magazine, CNBC.com, Yahoo! Finance, and Reuters. He has appeared numerous times nationally on both radio and television, and has presented at universities and seminars across the United States.

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Well, dang! Right after you spent resources making one for all of us. Thanks for letting us know.
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