CALENDARaiSwingX Filing Calendar·2026W43 Calendar

47 dates the filings already set for the next two weeks

October 19 to November 2, 2026. Only dates that 37 covered companies wrote themselves in their 10-Q and 10-K filings.

47 dates the filings already set for the next two weeks
aiSwingX™ analyzes US filings and reports them as news investors can read.
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ChatGPT: 5 Perplexity: 5 Claude: 3 Amazon: 3 Google · Gemini: 2 Meta AI: 2 Others: 14
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ChatGPT5
Perplexity5
Claude3
Amazon3
Google · Gemini2
Meta AI2
Apple Intelligence1
Mistral1
DuckDuckGo AI1
Cohere1
You.com1
AI21
Common Crawl1
Phind1
Others14

Counted by the name each crawler gives. Google · Gemini includes Googlebot, whose index Google also uses for its AI features; other search engines and bots are in Others.

aiSwingX™ records only the dates companies state in their own quarterly and annual reports. 47 entries begin between October 19 and November 2; 24 of them carry an exact date.

In plain terms

Companies write down in their quarterly and annual reports when things will happen: when debt is due, when dividends are paid, when a court hears a case. We gather only those dates into a calendar.

47 entries starting in the next two weeks

47 entries begin between October 19 and November 2. By type: other 13, debt 11, litigation 8, leadership 7, insider plans 2.

Exact dates

October 19 · Albertsons Companies (ACI) · Litigation — A trial or hearing date.

October 19 · Kroger (KR) · Litigation — A trial or hearing date.

October 21 · Cisco Systems (CSCO) · Leadership — An effective date or related schedule for a management or board change.

October 22 · General Mills (GIS) · Debt — Principal comes due at this point and must be repaid in cash or refinanced.

October 22 · Lennar Corp /new/ (LEN) · Leadership — An effective date or related schedule for a management or board change.

October 23 · Oracle (ORCL) · Dividends — A dividend payment or record date.

October 24 · Oracle (ORCL) · Insider plans — A pre-arranged insider trading plan (10b5-1).

October 27 · Walt Disney Co/ (DIS) · Litigation — A trial or hearing date.

October 28 · D.R. Horton (DHI) · Debt — Principal comes due at this point and must be repaid in cash or refinanced.

October 28 · Meta Platforms (META) · Litigation — A trial or hearing date.

October 29 · Micron Technology (MU) · Leadership — An effective date or related schedule for a management or board change.

October 30 · Apple (AAPL) · Insider plans — A pre-arranged insider trading plan (10b5-1).

12 more (including 13 of other types) are listed on the calendar.

Stated as periods

November 1 onward (period) · American Airlines (AAL) · Debt — An interest payment date.

November 1 onward (period) · Cracker Barrel Old Country Store (CBRL) · Warrants — When a warrant vests or is exercised, new shares are issued and existing holders are diluted; when it expires, that overhang disappears.

November 1 onward (period) · Ciena (CIEN) · Leadership — An effective date or related schedule for a management or board change.

November 1 onward (period) · CoreWeave (CRWV) · Debt — Principal comes due at this point and must be repaid in cash or refinanced.

November 1 onward (period) · Deere & (DE) · Debt — Principal comes due at this point and must be repaid in cash or refinanced.

November 1 onward (period) · Piedmont Natural Gas Company (DUK) · Litigation — A trial or hearing date.

How the calendar is built

When a 10-Q or 10-K reaches EDGAR, sentences with future dates are extracted, classified and checked against the filing text; only entries that pass are published. The meaning of each date is kept distinct (maturity, draw period end, interest payment), and company forecasts are not listed as fixed events.

The full list, searchable by ticker, type and period, is on the filing calendar.

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Glossary

Filing calendar
Dated facts companies state in the body of their 10-Q and 10-K filings.
Exact dates and periods
Entries with a stated day are kept apart from those stated as a month or quarter.
Draw period end
The last day a credit line can be drawn. It is not a repayment date.

FAQ

Are earnings dates included?

No. Only dates companies wrote in the body of their 10-Q and 10-K. Earnings dates are usually announced in press releases.

Why are some entries periods rather than dates?

Filings often state only a period, such as 'October 2026'. We keep that wording and mark the entry as a period.

Where is the original sentence?

On each entry in the calendar page. Subscribers see the full sentence 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 and checked from the SEC EDGAR 10-Q and 10-K filings of 37 covered companies. Each entry's filing sentence and EDGAR link are on the aiSwingX calendar. · 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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17
ChatGPT: 5 Perplexity: 5 Claude: 3 Amazon: 3 Google · Gemini: 2 Meta AI: 2 Others: 14
Read by AI & crawlers
ChatGPT5
Perplexity5
Claude3
Amazon3
Google · Gemini2
Meta AI2
Apple Intelligence1
Mistral1
DuckDuckGo AI1
Cohere1
You.com1
AI21
Common Crawl1
Phind1
Others14

Counted by the name each crawler gives. Google · Gemini includes Googlebot, whose index Google also uses for its AI features; other search engines and bots are in Others.