About Edgar Gems

Edgar Gems publishes the stories behind SEC filing signals that look newly informative — disclosures where the facts appear material, under-appreciated, or newly specific enough to deserve a closer look.

Edgar starts with fresh filings from EDGAR. It extracts structured claims from the document text, classifies the event family (for example an acquisition agreement or earnings disclosure), and scores direction, materiality, novelty, and extraction confidence from the evidence in the filing itself.

Novelty matters as much as size. A large number that was already disclosed is less interesting than a newly named counterparty, a newly completed period, or a claim that did not appear in earlier filings. Edgar compares the current disclosure against related history for the same company so “new” means new on the record, not merely new to the day’s headline.

Liquidity and eligibility filters keep the focus on securities that can be evaluated cleanly. When a filing clears those gates and the signal score is strong, Edgar records a trade finding with a side and sizing conviction — low, medium, or high — based on how decisive the evidence looks, not on a promised outcome.

Each article on this site is drafted from that filing context: the claims and quotes that supported the event, why the signal fired, what remains unknown, and a link back to the source accession. The goal is readable research notes about meaningful filing gems — not a tip sheet and not a brokerage brochure.