Trump pushes for companies to report earnings less frequently. Here are both sides of the debate

With a few clicks on the keyboard and a social media mission to the world, President Donald Trump revived a long -standing debate about the principle of three -month earnings reports. The decision may have significant consequences for investors. The president of the securities and stock exchange commission is listening. Trump's miracle on Monday morning after the miracle on the social social issue - arguing that the SEC should eliminate the need for three -month earnings in favor of six -month reports - the US Securities organizer said in a statement that "this proposal gives priority to eliminate unnecessary regulatory burdens on companies". Trump's idea is not new. In fact, the six -month reporting requirements were standard in Europe and between 1955 and 1970s in the United States. Later, the SEC was on our three -month requirements today. During Trump's first mission at the White House, the debate on earnings standards in 2018 and whether they create problematic short -term thinking came to the fore. In June of that year, controversially, the most famous long-term investor Warren Buffett and JPMorgan's influential CEO Jamie Dimon wrote an OP-Ed, which eliminates the application of companies that guide the three-month-old-month-old-month-old-month-old-month-old guidance at Wall Street Journal. Later in August, Trump went one step further and defended reporting twice a year. Trump's push at that time did not win the traction. But now he's back. Will it be? As a note to customers on Tuesday, the strategists in Wolfe Research made the rates more than 50%, but he said that the SEC would not take place on a night based on the standard protocol for changing rules. "This change is the process of implementing, [the second half of 2026] Although not beyond and if there is a chance based on the return in the decision -making process, "Wolfe Research wrote. Another important question for investors: Return to seven first -class reporting structure, in most things, in most things, in favor of accumulation. Beyond its reports, it is possible to access the sources mentioned above, and the "reading", which is a retailers' reports. [or] The United States is atrophy of our public markets, which can be a way to bring costs and costs for public companies without harming investors. The report every three months extends the reporting period to six months. Amazon can escape to a great extent because it is big and successful, and they have been convinced to more cyclical companies, which does not have this luxury. Moon-month investors, how the next few months can look based on this cad, but the truth is that the results will meet the expectations of analyst every three months. The shareholders will be able to bring the company together by lifting the three -month standard in favor of a six -month favor. Or in this case, once he wants to discuss once in a way to discuss a management team for reporting once? Lean, a merchant or professional money manager who needs to respond to investors continuously, can report less frequently to the last things you want to do in the next month of investing in a company. This case, of course, the best solution is in the middle, but the Bubtet's short -term criticism of the equation's guidance part has led. I like to receive these three -month reports. I don't like guidance. I think guidance leads to many bad things, and I saw that it caused a very bad thing. "Where does the club stand? We see the principles of both sides. On Monday, if Jim was a CEO, he would want to report less frequently. However, as an investor and market commentator, the current system provides a lot of investment in the club. On the other hand, we understand the importance of holding the management responsible. To have productivity because it does not draw attention to the stock price of Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the investors who punish the commodity platforms. Six -month applications mean that it is much higher for each report. The founding leaderships, which these founders maintain their majority voting rights, claim that a company in a industry will continue to report, and that it will be largely available to it. The shareholders will probably dictate description practices (Jim Cramer has positions in TJX, Amzn, Meta and Txrh. Jim spoke about a stock on CNBC TV.