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Thursday, May 07, 2026 11:11:10 PM
exactly ,why pay the SEC any money? that trading value right and its daytrading. or casino volume.. which is meaningless. the company dont pay it's the traders who pay the SEC fees, the $500,000 is ipo fee or 'entrancee fee' to go 'public and tell you one thing ,it doesn't cost $500,000 for the SEC to rubbers stamp and real a company financial statements . SEC doesn't even audit the financial statements of these companies. okay
it can be done in one day with AI these days..SEC makes it's expensive for companies to ipo and say we spent 3 months of work so we charge yu $500,000 and that is our cost. it doesn't cost $500,000 in paper work or even to rubber stamp a company filings.
the SEC does nothing of value for public investors. why pay them any money at all.
it can be done in one day with AI these days..SEC makes it's expensive for companies to ipo and say we spent 3 months of work so we charge yu $500,000 and that is our cost. it doesn't cost $500,000 in paper work or even to rubber stamp a company filings.
the SEC does nothing of value for public investors. why pay them any money at all.
