Audience: investors and developers normalizing historical share-count context.
Canonical metadata
datahasMorenextCursorper-row: executionDate, splitFrom, splitTo, accessionNumber, verification.confidencerequestIdtraceparent (standard response/header)
Example request
Example response
Evidence and limits
Reverse-split rows record disclosed ratios and execution dates. They help normalize historical share counts, but do not independently explain price performance, listing status, or later issuance. Use the cited filing and share-float history when reconciling a time series.Give this prompt to your agent
Failure posture
- preserve ratio, execution date, and source accession
- normalize series only with a documented methodology
- do not infer a causal investment outcome from a reverse split

