The SEC is moving to dismantle the quarterly reporting cycle, allowing companies to report results just twice a year. While framed as "regulatory flexibility," this shift effectively blinds investors for six months at a time, stripping away the transparency that drives market moves and protects portfolios. Reducing reporting frequency might lower volatility, but it does so by keeping the public in the dark. Is less information actually better for the market, or are you losing your right to know?
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