This cycle, watched live.

Every listed company reports on a cycle. The filings below are its official record; the dots are dated customer evidence collected from primary sources — the signal that precedes the record.

This cycle

28 days since the 2026-07-29 10-Q anchor; the next report is expected on 2026-10-28, in 62 days.

◆ Mixed

Expect an unclear operating read into the next report because this cycle has only four dated leadership signals, no fresh operating signal, and no measured lead time or comparable last-cycle resolution.

Early signals The freshest signals are dated 2026-08-19: a federal investigation spotlight involving billionaire Mark Walter, a director sale of 30,000 shares around $74, and disclosure that he indirectly controls 8% of Class B common stock.

The reporting cycle · trailing 15 months

■ SEC filing (rust = officer change) · ● customer evidence at its own date (rust = this cycle, gray = before the last report) · □ expected next report

Squares: SEC filings (rust = officer change, 8-K Item 5.02). Dots: customer evidence at its published date — rust dots landed after the latest periodic report, i.e. this cycle. The hollow square is the next report, estimated at 91 days, labeled expected. Evidence accumulates with every scan.

Measure the last cycle

Reconstructs review velocity from Internet Archive snapshots of the company's Trustpilot page (~1–2 minutes), detects a sustained turn, and pairs it with a real officer-change filing from EDGAR. If the history is flat or the filing doesn't exist, it says so — measured, not modeled.