Every material event, from the filing.
Every public company must disclose material events on SEC Form 8-K within 4 business days — earnings, M&A, bankruptcies, cybersecurity incidents, CEO changes, impairments, restatements, and more.
HoldLens classifies each filing by its SEC item number and scores it on the branded EventScore — a signed −100..+100 signal combining item-type severity, recency, and event-cluster density. Tracking 8 recent events across 8 companies while the Day-2 EDGAR scraper expands the dataset.
How EventScore works
EventScore compresses a company's recent 8-K activity into a single signed number on the same −100..+100 scale used by ConvictionScore (13F) and InsiderScore (Form 4). Same grammar, different lens.
- Item-type severity — bankruptcy ×−2.0, restatement ×−1.8, delisting ×−1.5, cybersecurity ×−1.3, impairment ×−1.2, completed M&A ×+1.1, material agreement ×+1.0
- Recency decay — last 7 days full weight; 7-30 days half; 30-90 days quarter; older is context only
- Event cluster — ×1.3 bonus when a company files 3+ material events within 30 days
- Logistic compression — caps at ±100 so no single filing pegs the scale
- Not ML — deterministic and reproducible from public SEC data
- Not a price predictor — directional signal, not a forecast
- Not investment advice — read every filing for yourself before acting
- Not quarterly — refreshes intra-day as 8-Ks publish on EDGAR
The SEC 8-K item taxonomy
Form 8-K is divided into 9 sections. HoldLens tracks the highest-signal items in each. Click any item to see every tracked event of that type across all companies.
COCO
SMTK
OFAL
NHI
CYCUW
AYR
LULU