SPY The Securities and Exchange Commission asked the public what it thought about its proposal to no longer require public companies to repo

SPY The Securities and Exchange Commission asked the public what it thought about its proposal to no longer require public companies to report quarterly financial results. More than 200,000 comments—overwhelmingly negative—rolled in, according to a Wall Street Journal report. It is the most feedback the SEC has ever received on a proposal, people familiar with the matter said, and the SEC is still working to get it all posted on the agency’s website. Link To Story from SEEKINGALPHA.com