How do I open one of these without knowing the code?

Type the name instead. The command line matches on titles as well as codes, and MENU opens the whole function tree if you would rather browse it. Codes and symbols can be typed in either order, so AAPL FA and FA AAPL both work.

Can I get any of this into a spreadsheet?

Yes. EXCEL exports the active panel as an XLSX file, and PNG exports a chart as an image with your drawings on it. Delayed or stale data keeps its marking through the export.

Does Ledington cover analyst estimates and earnings calls?

Not today. Consensus forecasts, price targets and call transcripts are not part of the terminal, and we would rather say so than imply coverage we do not have. They are on the list we are pricing with the waitlist.

Where do the figures come from?

Every panel names the source behind its numbers and links to the original filing or release, and anything delayed or stale is marked as such on screen. Sources and notices lists them in full.

Company research functions

Read a company faster than you can pull the document

Filings, already parsed

Jump straight to the business description or the risk factors, search a company's whole filing history by phrase, and watch 8-K events as they are reported.

One symbol moves the screen

Put the quote, chart, news and filings in the same colour group. Change the symbol once and every linked panel follows it.

Numbers you can defend

Every panel names the source behind its figures and links to the original document, so you can check a number before you act on it.

Every function in this group

Type the code into the command line and the panel opens in your layout. Add a symbol before or after it, and the options on the right narrow the panel down without leaving the keyboard.

Overview

QQuote: Last, open, high, low, previous close, volume, VWAP, market cap and shares outstanding, with the session marked when the market is closed or trading early.
NNews: Headlines for the symbol, each one linking to the publisher or opening in the built-in document viewer.
NOTESResearch notes: Write a name up in markdown and keep it with the rest of the desk's research, attached to the symbol it belongs to.
CACSCorporate actions: Dividends, splits and IPOs, so a gap in the chart never goes unexplained.; DVDSPLITSIPO
FIGILook up identifiers: Cross-reference a ticker against FIGI, ISIN, CUSIP and SEDOL, or search by keyword when all you have is a name.

Charts and comparison

GPChart: Price history as candles or a line, with moving averages, a full drawing toolkit and an export to PNG that keeps your drawings.; 1D1W1M3M1Y5YSMA20SMA50
CMPCompare: Put several names side by side on the same statement, or index their returns from a common starting point.; CFINCRET
SIShort interest: Reported short interest and daily short volume, so you can see how crowded a name has become.; SINTSVOL

Fundamentals

FAFinancials: Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow in the units the company reports, quarterly, annually or on a trailing twelve-month basis.; ISBSCFQTRANNTTM

Filings and documents

FILFilings: Every 8-K for the symbol with its itemised events, or the market-wide wire when you want to watch all of them at once.
10K10-K sections: Open the business description or the risk factors from the latest 10-K without scrolling through the whole document.; BUSKRISK
RISKRisk factors: Risk disclosures lifted out of the filings, categorised and sorted by filing date so you can see what changed.
DSDocument search: Search a company's filing history by phrase and jump to the document that matches.; 10Q8K

Ownership

INSInsiders: Form 4 transactions as they are reported, filtered down to buys, sells or newly registered insiders.; BUYSSELLSFORM3
13F13F holdings: What an institutional manager owns: issuer, value, shares and filing dates, sortable and paged.

The rest of the terminal

Markets and screening

The market overview, movers and the equity screener

Rates and macro

The Treasury curve, SOFR, repo and central bank rates

Government and policy

Regulation, positioning, energy, weather and bank research

News

The macro wire and global headlines with tone

Portfolio and alerts

Holdings, watchlists, alerts and your daily brief

Workspace and team

Panels, linking, layouts, chat, export and audit

Questions about company research

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