@jenvanlaar Wow. This is OUTSTANDING work, Jennifer. This takes some smarts, determination, and desire to find the truth...all three qualities that you have in spades. Well done.
Economically and practically, no it doesn't. Range anxiety, longer time waiting to "fuel" and higher insurance and purchase cost offset whatever you might think you're saving in gas vs. charging cost.
Even if you're paranoid of global warming, the marginal electricity needed to power these vehicles will still come from evil, planet destroying fossil fuel.
Headline is just a tad bit of a oversimplification, reality is a little more nuanced than that. If the insiders trade on insider information they'd be breaking the law.
They can't legally "dump their shares before disclosure" whether that disclosure is quarterly or every six months.
As to the reporting period, not that this makes it right, but European companies have the choice to report every six months, not quarterly. So it's not like it's unheard of.
Some companies really don't change all that much every quarter, so every six months can be sufficient to keep public investors in the loop, and doesn't "hide" anything any more than every three month reporting does inherently.
And there will still be 8K's required for material events that happen mid period. Sorry to rain on the simplicity parade.
@EnuffaDotCom@sleepy_devo Hey buddy instead of telling someone to "check their privilege" I recommend you check a calendar and realize it's not 2021 anymore and nobody is buying that leftist grievance mongering nonsense anymore.
@DefiantLs The question is whether AI will leverage people to make them more productive and create more and varied uses for people to be employed...or if it will just replace people. I strongly believe it's the former
As for "insider trading is only a problem..." that is true now, and that's true for ALL illegal activities.
Not sure why you would assume the SEC staff would be cut? If you think that there will be less staff because there's going to be two less quarterly reports, you're wrong, because the activities of the SEC are not driven by the number of filings, those are all handled electronically. It's driven by the number of registrants.