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Artificial Intelligence and Quarterly Earnings Reports

The article argues that instead of ending quarterly earnings reports, the SEC should move toward more frequent monthly, weekly, or real-time reporting, leveraging AI to automate the process. The author shares personal experience showing that frequent reporting reduces short-term focus, and suggests that companies should stop providing guidance to end short-termism. The piece also discusses the UK's failed experiment with semi-annual reporting and draws parallels to recent blowups in private credit.

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Artificial Intelligence and Quarterly Earnings Reports
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  • SEC proposal to end quarterly earnings is misguided; more frequent reporting reduces volatility and short-term focus.
  • Real-time earnings reporting is now feasible with AI and can be implemented gradually with safe harbor protections.
  • Less frequent reporting increases information asymmetry and insider trading while harming price discovery.
  • Companies should unilaterally stop issuing earnings guidance to curb short-termism.

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