What exists

The coverage counts. funds: the issuer-layer funds. securities_held: the distinct securities they hold. what: the universe in words. sec_nport: the SEC-layer funds, with the oldest and newest quarter end their filings describe in sec_nport_periods, and how old their holdings are on the day of the build in sec_nport_age (the 10th to the 90th percentile in whole months, low_months to high_months, and in words, text); sec_nport_bonds, sec_nport_multi_asset, sec_nport_derivatives, trust_filings, sponsor_files and prospectus, the other layers. Then the figures every page prints: funds_total, every layer, the US ETFs covered; universe, the coverage measured against the US-listed ETFs (see universe.json); stocks_with_file, the stocks with a file under /sec/, and stocks_with_weekly_series, those whose file carries the weekly series, at least 110 of the 156 weekly returns; pages, the funds and stocks with a page; issuers, the issuers whose files are read, largest first.

The endpoints as URL templates, so a client can find them without reading the reference. fund answers for every fund; etf is the file of a fund listed under tickers_derivative, tickers_trust, tickers_bond, tickers_multi_asset, tickers_sponsor or tickers_prospectus. holders_shard is the template of the holders shards, {c} being the key's first character in lower case, a to z, or 0 for any other. It also gives the OpenAPI description (openapi), the reference in Markdown (docs_markdown), the nightly report (status) and the live checks (uptime).

The written comparisons: the pairs with a page written by hand, each with the URL of its JSON. A pair's file exists only in the order listed here. Any two tickers above can still be compared from their two fund files.