Dilution Risk · Live EDGAR Scoring

The microcaps most likely to dilute.

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100+ underfollowed names scored 0-100 from their last 180 days of SEC filings. We track S-1s, S-3s, 424B prospectuses, and 8-K item 3.02 issuances - weighted by recency. Higher score means higher near-term dilution risk.

How the score is calculated
Each filing in the last 180 days contributes points, weighted by recency:
+8 per S-1, S-3, F-1, F-3 (shelf or registration statement - capital raise capacity)
+5 per 424B (prospectus or offering supplement - active offering)
+6 per 8-K item 3.02 (unregistered share issuance - already happened)
+4 per DEF 14A (proxy - often votes on share-count increases)
+3 per 10-Q (recent quarterly filing - baseline activity signal)
Recency weights: filings <30 days = full weight, 30-90d = 0.7x, 90-180d = 0.4x
Final score is capped at 100. This is heuristic and informational - always verify each filing's actual content.
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Frequently asked questions

What is dilution risk in a microcap stock?

Dilution risk is the likelihood a company issues new shares, reducing the ownership and value of existing shares. It shows up in SEC filings such as S-1 and S-3 registrations, 424B prospectuses, and 8-K item 3.02 unregistered equity sales.

How does the Dilution Risk Tracker score stocks?

Each ticker is scored 0 to 100 based on the type and recency of recent share-issuance filings on SEC EDGAR. It is a research heuristic, not a buy or sell signal.

Is the dilution risk tool free?

Yes. It is free with no account or credit card required.

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