The Rundown SEC Explores Removing Quarterly Reporting, Elon Musk Lays out Roadmap for xAI
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Sep 19, 2025 Discover the latest insights on the small-cap market surge after the Fed's rate cut. The SEC is considering a shift to semiannual reporting, sparking discussions on its potential impact. Elon Musk reveals his ambitious roadmap for xAI and its growth strategy. Plus, hear the intriguing tale of Kevin Durant regaining access to his lost Bitcoin account, possibly reaping huge rewards from his 2016 investment. A mix of market trends and financial stories that keep you informed and entertained!
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Small Caps Led By Rate Cuts
- Small-cap stocks surged after the Fed cut rates, with the Russell 2000 leading gains and hitting a record close.
- Lower rates favor small companies, explaining an 11% rally since August compared with ~5% for S&P and Nasdaq.
SEC May End 50 Years Of Quarterly Reports
- The SEC may let companies report semi-annually after a proposed rule change, replacing 50 years of quarterly reporting.
- Supporters cite reduced compliance burden and potential increase in public listings, while critics warn of more insider opportunity and investor uncertainty.
Reporting Burden And Fewer Public Companies
- Quarterly reporting critics argue it deters public listings and raises compliance costs, contributing to a 40% drop in U.S. public companies.
- Proponents suggest semi-annual reporting could encourage more IPOs and ease regulatory burdens.