About Dilutracker

Every small-cap trade has a financing story.

We help you understand it before you take a position. Dilutracker brings dilution research together for traders who want to know what could add shares to the market.

A strong setup still deserves a close look at how the company funds itself. Our job is to make that part of your research easier to see, whether you are considering a long or a short.

See how the research works

Why we exist

Financing belongs in the trade thesis.

A chart shows the move. Understanding potential new supply means connecting an ATM in one filing, warrant terms in another, and a cash balance in the latest quarterly report. The important details rarely arrive in one place.

Dilutracker brings share structure, financing terms, and cash information together in ticker reports. We want to shorten the path from finding a disclosure to understanding the questions it raises for your position.

That is useful when you build a watchlist, investigate a runner, or revisit a trade after new financing. The goal is a clearer view of the company behind the ticker, so you can weigh dilution alongside the rest of your thesis.

Our approach

Research you can question and check.

Useful research should help you follow the reasoning, inspect the evidence, and recognize where the answer is still uncertain. These principles guide how we present dilution.

  1. Keep the source within reach

    We use AI to extract and organize financing details from SEC filings. That makes the original document essential: a summary can miss an exception, an amendment, or the context around a term. Linked sources give you a route back to the disclosure.

    Open the filing and compare the terms, dates, and exceptions with the report.

  2. Show the terms behind the risk

    A risk rating helps you decide where to look first. The details explain why it matters: exercise prices, conversion provisions, remaining financing capacity, and cash runway can lead to very different conclusions for the same setup.

    Ask which financing term could change your thesis, and under what conditions.

  3. Make room for uncertainty

    The ability to issue shares does not establish that shares have been sold, or tell you when they might be. Cash runway is an estimate, and reports reflect their update dates. New filings, financing activity, and changes in spending can alter the picture.

    Check the report date and look for later disclosures before relying on the analysis.

Risk scores help prioritize research. They do not predict price moves or tell you to buy or sell.

Talk to us

Good research invites a closer look.

A financing agreement can turn on a single clause. If a report misses a term, a later filing changes the picture, or a figure does not reconcile with the source, we want to hear about it.

You can also tell us where the research leaves you with an unanswered question. Explain what you were trying to check; that helps us understand the gap in your workflow.

Contact Dilutracker

Give us a starting point

The ticker and report detail
Name the figure, financing term, or section you are asking about.
The source and date
Include a filing link and the relevant page or passage, if you have it.
What needs another look
Tell us what seems inconsistent, what changed, or what you could not find.

Start with your watchlist

Get to know the financing behind your next trade.

Choose a company you already follow. Review its cash need, financing capacity, and potential new shares, then follow the sources for the terms that matter to your setup.