<p>Investors are definitely expressing opposition, this is so frustrating.</p>

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<p>The new regulations are expected to make quarterly financial report disclosures optional rather than completely eliminating quarterly reports. Regulators may announce the proposal as early as next month. It cannot be guaranteed that the proposal will ultimately be implemented</p>

- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing a proposal to allow public companies to disclose earnings twice a year instead of quarterly, making quarterly reports optional.  
- The proposal, expected next month, follows discussions with major exchanges and will enter a public comment period before an SEC vote.  
- Supporters argue that reducing disclosure frequency could help address the declining number of public companies, though investors may oppose changes due to a reliance on regular information transparency.

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The U.S. SEC is preparing to propose new regulations to eliminate the requirement for publicly listed companies to disclose their performance quarterly, changing it to twice a year

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