At TradingView, we always strive to deliver traders and investors the most complete access to global financial markets. As part of this goal, we’re launching a dedicated Documents tab on every stock’s symbol page, giving you full access to a company’s official disclosures, without ever leaving the platform.
Here’s what you’ll discover:
- Earnings call transcripts: Full transcripts of quarterly earnings calls, including management updates and Q&A sessions. All transcripts are searchable, so you can quickly find the information you need.
- Annual & quarterly filings: Official financial reports such as annual and quarterly reports. For example, traders from the US will find SEC filings (10-K and 10-Q) especially helpful for their analysis.
- Investor presentations and materials: Slide decks and reports from key corporate events, including Investor Day, Capital Markets Day (CMD), and Annual General Meeting (AGM) — plus major M&A announcements, investor updates, and other official company communications.
All of these can be found on our symbol pages: simply open the stock page you need and head to the Documents tab.
Or, if you want to access all the material without leaving your chart, open the Details panel, click Metrics, and select Documents to read filings, transcripts, and more — all while analyzing the stock price.
Using this view, you can also switch between symbols from your watchlist, and the Documents panel will automatically update to show materials related to the selected company.
Collected in one place, these materials will help you research, verify, and build your own investment ideas and access the same resources analysts rely on.
We hope this update will make your workflow smoother, faster, and more connected than ever, letting you research multiple companies without leaving your workspace. Whether you’re building a thesis, verifying a model, or just exploring, all the context you need is now right at your fingertips.
Let us know what you think, your feedback keeps TradingView growing and improving every day.
Team TradingView

