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Ex-SEC Chair Levitt: It’s A Bad Idea to Reduce EPS Reporting

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GUESTS:

Former SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt weighs in on President Trump’s seeking an SEC study to move companies to six-month reporting cycles from the current quarterlies. 

Hans Olsen, Fiduciary Trust Chief Investment Officer, on why it’s time to slash junk-debt holdings. 

Aaron Terazzas, Economic research director for Zillow, on new analysis that shows the national housing market experiencing more price cuts. 

Matthew Schettenhelm, Litigation analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, on the Sinclair-Tribune lawsuit, and net neutrality. 

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