Source breaks // dated, measured, marked on the chart

When our sources changed underneath us

A series can change meaning on a date with nothing on the chart to say so: the source changed its file format, how it counts, or what a field means. Each break below has a page with the date, the size of the effect as we measured it, and what we did: recount the history, withhold what we could not trust, or switch to another route to the same source. Charts that show an affected series draw a dashed line on that date and link here.

13 October 2026 · SEC EDGAR
EDGAR filing times stopped meaning one thing per company
The acceptanceDateTime field in each company’s submissions file (data.sec.gov/submissions)
Switched source · Withheld
15 September 2026 · FINRA
FINRA began quoting every field of its short interest file
The biweekly consolidated short interest file (shrtYYYYMMDD.csv on cdn.finra.org)
Recounted · Switched source

An entry is added when a break is measured, not suspected. The data sources page lists every source and its delay, and the ingestion ledger lists every failed run.