Glassbox Auditing (glassboxauditing.com) · last updated 27 October 2026
The public record, filed under the stocks it moves. Glassbox Auditing collects free public data and shows
each item with a link to where it came from, joined by the ticker of the company it bears on. A court ruling, a
Congress member's trade, a filing or a jobs report sits beside the companies and markets it touches, so you can see
the record and the price together.
What it covers
The site reads these kinds of public sources. The list grows as sources are added, and every page names its own.
Courts: federal dockets and the lawsuits that name tracked companies.
Company filings: SEC filings and other public company records: results, leadership, debt, dividends.
Congress and money in politics: members' trade disclosures and other public financial records.
Government statistics: jobs, prices, debt, trade, housing and other official series.
Market data: prices and options positioning, each against its own history.
Prediction markets: the odds traded on public prediction markets.
News and public posts: news reports and the public posts of public figures and organizations.
Where to start
Today's data: the day's items by topic and by company.
Methodology: how items are chosen, joined and checked.
Sources: every free public source, its publisher, how often it updates and its licence.
How often is it updated?
Today's data is rebuilt about every five minutes. Each source is read on its own schedule, matched to how often
its publisher releases it, from continuously for live feeds to daily, weekly, monthly or yearly for official
statistics; the Sources page gives each publisher's cadence where the registry records it. Every
data page shows the date of its newest item or latest reading, and data that is late is labelled stale.
What it is not
Not investment advice. Nothing here tells you to buy, sell or hold anything.
Not accusations. A signal is a fact with evidence. A lawsuit is an allegation until a court rules on it.
Not predictions. Numbers are shown against their own history, not as forecasts.
Not infallible. Sources make mistakes and so can the site. Every item links to its source so you can
check it, and errors are corrected (see corrections).
Who runs it
The site is operated by Glass Box Auditing, a sole proprietorship based in California, United States (trade name Glassbox Auditing). To reach the operator, see Contact.