CALENDARaiSwingX Filing Calendar·2026W39 Calendar

16 dates the filings already set for the next two weeks — GameStop's bitcoin covered calls expire September 25, Reddit stops reporting DAU from the September 30 quarter

September 22 to October 6, 2026. Only dates companies wrote themselves in the 10-Q and 10-K filings of the 42 tickers we cover: 9 debt and credit-facility items, 2 dividends, and one each for crypto, buybacks, a shareholder-proposal deadline and leases. No estimates or forecasts; every item links to the filing sentence and the EDGAR original

16 dates the filings already set for the next two weeks — GameStop's bitcoin covered calls expire September 25, Reddit stops reporting DAU from the September 30 quarter
aiSwingX™ analyzes US filings and reports them as news investors can read.
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aiSwingX™ collects the sentences in which companies state, in their own quarterly and annual reports, that something will happen on a given date. Sixteen such items start between September 22 and October 6, 2026. These are not earnings dates or analyst forecasts — they are dates already written into the filings.

In plain terms

Companies often write, inside their quarterly and annual reports, exactly when something will happen: when debt comes due, when a dividend is paid, when a trial begins. We pull out those sentences and line them up by date. Sixteen of them start in the next two weeks. None of this is a forecast — these are dates the companies set themselves.

Sixteen items starting in the next two weeks

Sixteen items start between September 22 and October 6, 2026: nine debt and credit-facility items, two dividends, and one each for crypto, buybacks, a shareholder-proposal deadline, leases and other.

September 25 · GameStop (GME) · Crypto — At August 1 the company had covered-call option contracts on about 2,000 bitcoin outstanding, struck at $70,000, maturing through September 25. GameStop has pledged 4,709 of its 4,710 bitcoin to Coinbase and derecognized them from its balance sheet.

September 30 · Reddit (RDDT) · Reported metrics — "Beginning in the quarter ended September 30, 2026, we will no longer report logged-in and logged-out DAUq." One of the metrics investors have been tracking disappears with the third-quarter results.

September 30 · CoreWeave (CRWV) · Commitment termination — The commitment termination date for the $3.1bn delayed draw term loan facility (DDTL 5.0). Capacity not drawn by that date lapses.

September 30 · Rocket Lab (RKLB) and SoFi (SOFI) · Conversion windows close — In both cases the share-price condition (130% of the conversion price) was met, giving noteholders the right to convert between July 1 and September 30. SoFi notes that conversion in later quarters depends on the condition being met again.

September 30 · Super Micro (SMCI) · Two items — The earliest date on which the credit agreement's "investment grade period" can begin (no earlier than September 30), and the deadline for shareholder proposals for the 2027 annual meeting.

September 30 and October 1 · Broadcom (AVGO) and Oracle (ORCL) · Dividends — Broadcom pays $0.65 a share on September 30 to holders of record on September 21. For Oracle, October 1 is the record date for the mandatory convertible preferred dividend (paid October 15) and October 9 the record date for the common dividend (paid October 23).

During October · Apple (AAPL), AMD, Dell (DELL), GameStop, CrowdStrike (CRWD) — Apple's accelerated share repurchase purchase periods end in the fourth quarter, fixing the final number of shares delivered. AMD's $100m term loan receivable from an investee matures in October, as do Dell Bank's €500m eurobonds. CrowdStrike has operating leases commencing between October 2026 and August 2027.

October 3 and 5 · Super Micro and AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) — Super Micro's Mega Bank term loan matures on October 3; ASTS's draw period under the Sound Point facility expires October 5, with a 180-day extension option for a 1% fee.

A little further out

October 13 brings Snowflake's (SNOW) motion-to-dismiss deadline, October 24 the scheduled termination of Larry Ellison's trading plan at Oracle, October 28 two bellwether trials for Meta (META), and October 30 the expiry of Tim Cook's trading plan at Apple. In December, Tesla's (TSLA) sales restrictions tied to the SpaceX IPO expire and Oklo (OKLO) loses emerging growth company status.

How this calendar is built

When a 10-Q or 10-K is accepted on EDGAR, we read the document within minutes, extract the sentences containing future dates, classify them, translate them into Korean and review them. No estimates, forecasts or trading judgments are added. After a date passes, we check the next report for what actually happened and record it.

The full list, searchable by ticker, category and period, is on the filing calendar; subscribers see each item's verbatim sentence and EDGAR link, can subscribe to the calendar in Google, Apple or Outlook, and receive a Monday morning summary by email.

Glossary

Filing calendar
Dated facts companies wrote in their own 10-Q and 10-K filings: debt maturities, conversion windows, dividend record and payment dates, warrants and lock-ups, court dates, shareholder-proposal deadlines. No estimates or forecasts.
Exact dates and periods
Items the filing states as a date (September 25, 2026) are separated from those stated as a period (October 2026, or fiscal Q3 2027), which carry a period label. Fiscal periods are converted to real dates using each company's fiscal year end.
Covered call
Selling call options against an asset you hold: premium is received, but gains above the strike price are given up.

FAQ

Are earnings dates included?

Not yet. The calendar currently holds dates written in the body of 10-Q and 10-K filings. Earnings dates are usually announced in an 8-K or press release, so they will be added, clearly labelled, once that collection step is in place.

Why are some items periods rather than dates?

Because filings often state only a period — 'October 2026' or 'the third quarter of fiscal 2027'. We reproduce the company's wording and mark it as a period, converting fiscal periods into real date ranges using each company's fiscal year end.

Where are the filing sentence and EDGAR link?

On each item's page and on the calendar. Subscribers see the full verbatim sentence, the Korean translation, the accession number and the EDGAR link.

How aiSwingX™ wrote this

  1. We read the filing on SEC EDGAR in full — statements, notes, MD&A. Press releases and news are not used as sources.
  2. Every figure is reconciled to its location in the filing and to XBRL data. One mismatch means no publication.
  3. An editor reviews before publication; any later change is recorded in the revision history.
Extracted from the SEC EDGAR 10-Q and 10-K filings of the 42 tickers covered by aiSwingX. Each item's verbatim sentence, accession number and EDGAR link are on the filing-calendar page. · SEC EDGAR · This article is not investment advice. Disclaimer

Frequently asked questions

Where can I verify the figures in this article?

Open the filing cited at the bottom of the article (e.g. the 10-Q note number) on SEC EDGAR via the link at the end of the article.

What is the at-a-glance box?

A four-item summary of the article: the key figure, what it means, the source, and what to watch next quarter. If you are short on time, read just that.

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aiSwingX™ analyzes US filings and reports them as news investors can read.
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