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Data and corrections
Where every figure comes from, how fresh it is, and how to report an error.
Where figures come from
Figures come from primary sources: company filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR), investor-relations pages, declared dividends, and fund fact sheets and prospectuses.
No market-data vendor feed is used on this site, and no figure is taken from another aggregator. A distribution's tax character is verified against the issuer's latest tax notice or 19a-1 disclosure, with its date cited, and is never stated from memory.
How fresh the figures are
Every card carries its snapshot week. Figures are re-checked on the weekly refresh, and a figure older than 7 days past the snapshot is treated as stale. The Methodology page states the freshness rule.
When a figure moves a grade, the change is logged on the ledger and reported in the Weekly House Score. Grades change only when a metric crosses a threshold.
How to report an error
Use the feedback page for a bug report or a correction, or write to [email protected]. Say the card, the figure, and the filing or document that shows the correction.
Corrections are fixed on the card and logged. A correction that changes a grade is reported in the Weekly House Score with the rest of the week's grade changes.
What is not collected
No information is collected on this site. The feedback form sends only what a visitor types. The privacy page states what Payhip collects at checkout for voluntary tips.