This disclosure explains important limits of Filing Shock, including trading risk, filing-data risk, automated-scoring risk, alert risk, and the need to verify original filings.
Last updated: August 2, 2026
Filing ShockFiling Shock provides filing-risk analytics, filing links, evidence snippets, deterministic scores, scanner filters, watchlists, alerts, and reports. It is not a broker-dealer, exchange, investment adviser, law firm, accounting firm, tax adviser, or trading system.
Nothing in the service is personalized investment advice, legal advice, tax advice, accounting advice, a suitability determination, or a recommendation to buy, sell, short, hold, hedge, or avoid any security, strategy, account type, or order type.
Filing Shock scores and labels are automated outputs based on available inputs. They may overstate risk, understate risk, miss material facts, classify routine filings as important, or classify important filings as routine.
A high shock value, dilution score, insider signal, clean-runner score, report read, or alert is a prompt for review, not a conclusion. Users must independently decide whether information is relevant, accurate, complete, timely, and suitable for their own process.
Alerts are watch conditions only. They can be delayed, missed, duplicated, suppressed, blocked, or delivered after market conditions have changed because of service limits, app settings, account settings, mobile operating systems, network issues, outages, spam filters, or setup errors.
The service can be unavailable, degraded, stale, or inaccurate during maintenance, updates, market-data outages, filing-data outages, mobile platform issues, or other operational problems.
Using Filing Shock does not create a fiduciary, advisory, brokerage, legal, tax, accounting, or agency relationship. The service does not know your financial situation, objectives, risk tolerance, investment horizon, tax position, regulatory obligations, or portfolio context.
Consult qualified professionals before making financial, legal, tax, accounting, or compliance decisions.
The service may link to SEC pages, issuer materials, payment providers, app stores, notification services, and other third-party sites. Those sources are controlled by third parties and may have their own terms, privacy policies, outages, corrections, and restrictions.
The operator is not responsible for third-party content, data, delays, errors, policies, or availability.
Filing Shock is an independent analytics service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, any securities exchange, any issuer, or any market-data provider merely because the service displays or links to their information.
If AI-generated explanations or summaries are enabled, they are optional convenience outputs and may be incomplete, inaccurate, or misleading. Numeric extraction, evidence snippets, and original filings should be checked independently.
AI-generated or automated content should never be treated as authoritative, personalized advice, or a substitute for reading original documents.
By using Filing Shock, you acknowledge that filing analytics and automated alerts are limited research tools, that securities trading involves substantial risk, and that you remain responsible for independent verification and decision-making.