Is limiting the frequency of public disclosures of information a sign of a strong economy?
this post was submitted on 16 Mar 2026
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most other western countries tend to do annual/bi-annual reports, these countries also tend to have like...an actual functial regulatory state that insures companies don't have a dozen different ways to (legally) lie on their financial reports.
the US ~~market~~ casino is set up specifically to make it exciting, to "increase liquidity", this move is at odds with that...but with all the backroom deals and shit that already goes on, i don't imagine this change will do anything but make it slightly harder for retail to make $
imo, alot of recent moves by this administration have very clearly been done to stress the markets, they're trying to cause a crash. dems just made it worse by trying to create a "soft landing"...there is no such thing as a soft landing with US financial markets...they boom and bust by design
more room to grift before the bill comes