Jun. 5, 2026
To Whom it May Concern, Semiannual reporting for publicly traded companies will reduce available information for market participants, making our capital markets less efficient and more prone to manipulation. This is categorically a bad outcome for publics and investors alike. As an investment advisor with 10 years in the industry, a CFA charterholder, and a history major, I can confidently suggest that a decision to move to semiannual reporting will lead to bad outcomes for stakeholders, the opposite of what the SEC should be aiming to achieve. Please consider maintaining the current reporting schedule for publicly traded companies, for the benefit of stakeholders in American capital markets. Regards, Colton Growney, CFA