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September 24, 2015

Low-Latency Financial Data Has Arrived

Today is a big day at TagniFi. We are now collecting financial data automatically from the SEC’s XBRL feed without any human involvement. All data is standardized by our system...

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April 29, 2015

Dear Congress: This Is Why Investors Need XBRL To Succeed

Dear Congress: As you consider removing the XBRL mandate for a significant portion of public companies, please consider how such a move could be detrimental to investors over the long...

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April 2, 2014

Why Investors Are Not Using XBRL: Part 2

Last week we posted our first example of the data quality issues that are preventing investors from using XBRL directly. This week’s example is a 10-K from Arch Coal that...

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March 22, 2014

Why Investors Are Not Using XBRL

We will be posting weekly to our blog with examples we’ve encountered to demonstrate why investors are not using XBRL. Here is this week’s example:

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March 17, 2014

Don’t Drink The Pond Water!

Dear Investor: This June marks the 5th anniversary of the SEC’s XBRL mandate that promised more accurate and timely information to the investing public. Here is an except from the...

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March 12, 2014

Letter to Rep. Robert Hurt Regarding Proposed XBRL Exemption

Today we sent this letter to Congressman Hurt regarding his proposed legislation to exempt companies with less than $250 million in revenues from filings their financial statements in XBRL. If...

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September 30, 2013

XBRL: The Second Inning Stretch

Two years ago we started work on a little experiment to see if XBRL could be used to build a standardized financial dataset with minimal dependence on human collection. If...

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Low-Latency Financial Data Has Arrived

Dear Congress: This Is Why Investors Need XBRL To Succeed

Why Investors Are Not Using XBRL: Part 2

Why Investors Are Not Using XBRL

Don’t Drink The Pond Water!

Letter to Rep. Robert Hurt Regarding Proposed XBRL Exemption

XBRL: The Second Inning Stretch

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