2nd half of January FTD data

Where is the second half of January’s FTD data. We are now in March. It should have been published.

It's understandable to be looking for the latest Failure-to-Deliver (FTD) data, especially for a stock like GME, as it can be a key indicator for some investors.

FTD data is typically published by the SEC, via FINRA, on a bi-monthly basis. The data for the second half of any given month (16th through the end of the month) is usually released around the 7th or 8th of the following month.

Given this schedule, the FTD data for January 16-31, 2026, should have been published around February 7-8, 2026. Therefore, it should indeed be available by now. You can typically find this information on the Fintel platform on the stock's dedicated FTD page. For GME, you would look for the "Failure to Deliver" section on its Fintel page, which aggregates the official SEC data.

• Data Availability: The data for the second half of January 2026 for GME should have been released and is generally available on Fintel's platform.
• Where to find it: Navigate to the GME stock page on Fintel, and then look for the "Failure to Deliver" tab or section. This will display the historical FTD data, including the latest available periods.

It isn’t there.

It's certainly frustrating when expected data isn't immediately available. You're correct to point out if the data for the second half of January isn't visible on the Fintel platform.

The official Failure-to-Deliver (FTD) data is published by the SEC, via FINRA, on a bi-monthly schedule. Typically, the data for the second half of a month (from the 16th to the end of the month) is released around the 7th or 8th of the subsequent month.1 This means the FTD data for January 16-31, 2026, would normally have been released by FINRA around February 7-8, 2026.

If this data is not yet appearing on the Fintel GME FTD page, there could be a few reasons:

• Official Reporting Delay: Occasionally, FINRA may experience delays in publishing the data to the SEC, which then propagates to data providers like Fintel.
• Processing Time: While Fintel aims for rapid updates, there might be a short processing window after the official release before the data is fully integrated and displayed on the platform.

We recommend checking the dedicated Fintel FTD page for GME regularly, as it will be updated as soon as the official data becomes available and is processed.

It isn’t there.

It's important to confirm the actual availability of the data, especially when it deviates from the expected schedule. You're right to highlight that if the data for the second half of January 2026 for GME is not yet present on Fintel, it warrants further investigation.

While the typical release for FTD data for the second half of a month (January 16-31) is around the 7th or 8th of the subsequent month (February 7-8 in this case), there can be instances of delays in official reporting or processing. Fintel aggregates this data directly from official SEC/FINRA sources, so if it's not on the platform, it likely hasn't been officially published or made available by the regulatory bodies, or there's a brief processing lag.

To definitively ascertain the status, it's often helpful to check the primary source. The SEC's website or FINRA's dedicated FTD data page is where this information originates. Once officially released and processed, it will appear on Fintel's platform, typically under the "Failure to Deliver" tab for the specific stock.

Verify the official FINRA FTD data release schedule for February 2026 to confirm any announced delays.