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FilingEye turns complex company filings into clear summaries, financial insights, sentiment analysis, and potential red flags — with source-linked evidence behind every key finding. Spend less time reading and more time understanding the companies you follow.

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  • Every finding carries its source quote.
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WMT Walmart Inc.
10-K · year ended Jan 31, 2026 Computed from filing data
  • Earnings quality Backed by cash Accruals are +2.3% of assets, against +1.7% a year earlier. The usual band is ±10%. Sloan ratio
  • Accounting risk Low manipulation risk M-Score −2.72 against −2.66 a year earlier. Above −1.78 is the model's flag. Beneish M-Score
  • Financial strength Financially strong 7 of 9 strength tests passed, against 8 a year earlier. Piotroski F-Score
  • Bankruptcy risk In the gray zone Z-Score 1.97 against 2.14 a year earlier. Safe above 2.6, distress below 1.1. Altman Z''-Score

Key numbers, against the prior year

  • Revenue Growth 4.7% -0.3pp
  • Gross Margin 24.9% +0.1pp
  • Operating Margin 4.2% -0.1pp
  • Net Margin 3.1% +0.2pp
  • Current Ratio 0.79x -0.03x
  • Debt / Equity 1.79x -0.00x

Gross margin here is on total revenues, which include membership income. Walmart reports 24.2% on net sales.

10 footnote sections changed since the prior 10-K, including Accumulated Other Comprehensive Loss, Contingencies and Summary of Significant Accounting Policies. See what changed

Computed from each company’s latest 10-K by FilingEye’s own engine, refreshed 2026-10-27. Search for any company opens at launch.

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Three things people do with a filing: ask why a number moved, find what changed in the footnotes, and open the analysis beside the filing on SEC.gov.

FilingEye Walmart · 10-K · FY2026
Why did Walmart’s gross margin rise?
FilingEye Computed from filing data

Walmart U.S. did the lifting. The gross profit rate edged up 8 basis points to 24.2%: Walmart U.S. added 10 basis points, Sam’s Club gave back 2, and International was flat.

What moved the gross profit rate, in basis points of total net sales
  • Walmart U.S. +10 bps
  • International 0 bps
  • Sam’s Club −2 bps

Net +8 bps, from 24.1% to 24.2%.

“The increase in fiscal 2026 was primarily driven by the Walmart U.S. segment, due to disciplined inventory management, as well as growth in higher margin businesses globally.” [1]

10-K FY2026 Gross profit rate [1]
Follow up
What were the most significant changes to the footnote disclosures in Macy’s Q3 2024 10-Q?

Three changes in Macy’s Q3 2024 10-Q are rated high materiality, and together they tell one story: the controls conclusion reversed, delivery expense was understated by about $151 million, and a material weakness is reported.

  1. HIGH Controls and procedures: the conclusion reversed
    Was concluded that as of October 28, 2023, the Company’s disclosure controls and procedures were effective to provide reasonable assurance
    Now concluded that as of November 2, 2024 and prior periods, the Company’s disclosure controls and procedures were not effective to provide reasonable assurance

    One word moved the conclusion from effective to not effective, and it now reaches back to prior periods.

  2. HIGH New note: hidden delivery expenses of about $151 million
    New As a result of the independent investigation and forensic analysis, the Company identified that a single employee with responsibility for small package delivery expense …
  3. HIGH Material weakness in internal control
    New In the course of preparing the Company’s financial statements for the interim period ended November 2, 2024, management identified a material weakness in its internal …
Computed from filing data AI generated 10-Q Q3 2024 Filed Dec 12, 2024 10-Q Q3 2023 Compared against Green is added, red is removed, not good or bad. Ratings show the format of FilingEye’s output.

A recording-style demonstration: a Tesla 10-K is open on SEC.gov. The pointer clicks the Analyze with FilingEye button at the bottom right, and a side panel opens with the complete analysis and scrolls slowly to the bottom. The same analysis is on the full example page.

Figures and quotes are from the filings themselves: Walmart’s fiscal 2026 10-K, Macy’s November 2024 10-Q and Tesla’s fiscal 2025 10-K. The AI-written text shows the format of FilingEye’s output.

What you get

Six answers a filing usually hides

Each one is computed from the filing, or quoted from it, and each is shown beside the prior period so you see the direction. See it all on one real 10-K.

  • Know if the earnings are real

    Compares reported profit with the cash behind it, and checks eight accounting signals for the pattern manipulation leaves.

    Sloan ratio · Beneish M-Score

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  • See how financially healthy it is

    Nine pass/fail strength tests and a bankruptcy-risk score, each set beside last year’s so you see the direction, not just the level.

    Piotroski F-Score · Altman Z-Score

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  • Catch what changed in the notes

    The footnotes are where the accounting lives. Every changed sentence is shown word by word and rated for materiality, even when the company calls the change immaterial.

    Footnote diffs

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  • Read the tone, not just the numbers

    Management’s sentiment and confidence, and how hedged the language is, each beside the previous filing.

    Sentiment · Hedge-word density

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  • Every claim links to its source

    Findings carry the exact passage they rest on and open the filing. If the passage cannot be found, the claim is downgraded and says so.

    Verbatim quotes · links to EDGAR

    How we keep it honest

  • Works where you already read filings

    A side panel on sec.gov through the Chrome extension, every filing type including 8-Ks and insider forms, and email alerts when a company you follow files.

    Chrome extension · Watchlist alerts

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Pricing

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The free plan is the complete analysis, not a teaser. What a serious reader needs next, which is every filing type, alerts and chat, starts at Base. Compare every feature.

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    • All 18 ratios, the forensic scores and footnote changes
    • 10-K and 10-Q
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    $14.99per month

    Every filing type, alerts and chat.

    • Everything in Free, on 50 filings a month
    • 8-Ks, proxies and insider forms
    • Watchlist with email alerts on any number of companies
    • 20 AI chat messages a month
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  • Pro

    $24.99per month

    For when a change started years ago.

    • Everything in Base, on 100 filings a month
    • Compare footnotes against any earlier filing
    • Alert emails with the filing attached as a PDF
    • 100 AI chat messages a month
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Questions

What people ask first

Is it really free?

Yes. The Free plan runs the complete analysis (all 18 ratios, the forensic scores, footnote changes, key findings and sentiment) on three filings a month, 10-K and 10-Q only. Nothing in it is blurred or held back. Base ($14.99 a month) adds every filing type, a watchlist with email alerts and AI chat. Pro ($24.99) raises the limits and adds comparison against any earlier filing. See pricing.

Where do the numbers come from?

From the SEC’s EDGAR system. Ratios and forensic scores are computed by a fixed engine from the XBRL data the company itself filed, and every figure links back to the filing it came from so you can check it. We do not buy third-party data feeds.

What is computed and what is written by AI?

Numbers are computed, never generated: the ratios, the four forensic scores, the segment figures and the footnote comparison. The AI writes the executive summary, key findings, sentiment, materiality ratings and chat answers, and each is labeled as AI. Every finding carries the exact passage it rests on, and a claim whose passage cannot be found in the filing is downgraded and says so.

Does it tell me what to buy or sell?

No. FilingEye is a research tool, not investment advice, and it does not recommend any security. It shows you what a filing says and what changed, so you can decide. See the terms.

Which filings does it work on?

Every filing type can be analyzed. 10-K and 10-Q get the deepest analysis: summary, key findings, ratios against the prior period, forensic scores, sentiment and footnote changes. Earnings 8-Ks get a summary, basic ratios, findings and sentiment. Other 8-Ks, proxy statements, registration statements and insider forms get a summary, sentiment and chat, because they have no balance sheet to compute ratios from. The Free plan covers 10-K and 10-Q; Base and Pro cover every type.

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