r/WallStreetBets really hates the SEC’s proposal to weaken quarterly reporting
TechCrunch • 5/13/2026
Summary
The subreddit r/WallStreetBets has expressed strong opposition to the SEC’s proposal to allow companies to report financial results twice per year instead of quarterly. This criticism is noted as the sharpest response from the retail trading community regarding the financial regulator's idea.
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