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The daily KAP disclosures, and the event records used to evaluate change detection against real events.

KAP disclosures

What it is: The KAP disclosures of the followed stocks in the last 30 days, the time and result of the latest KAP query, and a button for the administrator to fetch today now.

What data feeds it: The public disclosure query of kap.org.tr; the kap_disclosure table. Every evening at 22:15 that day's disclosures are retrieved with a single one-day query, so that the AI review at 22:30 reads the day's disclosures; the few disclosures published after 22:15 are not retrieved. Running it by hand also queries today. No query covering more than one day is made. The request is made with the headers and cookie a browser opening the query page would send.

What it shows: Publication time, stock, subject, summary, a late-disclosure mark, and a link opening the disclosure on KAP. Every disclosure of a followed stock is also added to the event list with the source KAP: a financial report as BILANCO, a dividend as TEMETTU, a capital increase as BOLUNME, others with the type KAP.

What can be concluded from it: If the latest query is BLOCKED, KAP has refused the request (HTTP 403/429, or a protection page instead of JSON). The application does not force it again and does not try to get around the block; the next attempt is the scheduled run the following evening. In the meantime no new KAP events are added, and a warning appears in the top bar.

Event list

What it is: The earnings, KAP, index change, dividend, split and other event records of all stocks; adding, deleting, CSV import and export.

What data feeds it: The event table. CSV format: symbol,date,type,note. A second record with the same stock, day and type is not added.

What it shows: Date, stock, type, note and source (CSV, MANUEL or the data source).

What can be concluded from it: Whether C · Change detection really works can only be measured with these records. Loading earnings announcement dates is the quickest way to make the event–alarm histogram in Lab > C meaningful.

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