> Maybe others can elaborate on what problem is being solved here. I found these two URLs helpful in understanding how LTSE sees its role: https://www.ltse.co

> Maybe others can elaborate on what problem is being solved here. I found these two URLs helpful in understanding how LTSE sees its role: https://www.ltse.com/faq https://www.ltse.com/faq > Q. Would companies that list on the Long-Term Stock Exchange report quarterly earnings? > A. Yes. By law, U.S. public companies are required to report earnings at least quarterly. The difference is that the listing standards of the Long-Term Stock Exchange are designed to change the narrative for success, so that the quarterly results are viewed in context as part of a long-term narrative. https://longtermstockexchange.com/listings/principles/ https://longtermstockexchange.com/listings/principles/ > Long-term focused companies should consider a broader group of stakeholders and the critical role they play in one another’s success. The focus seems to be less on constraints on traders and trading, and more on policies that companies listed on the exchange must fulfill. So the LTSE doesn't have to be the exclusive venue for trading and a company can be dual-listed on LTSE and another exchange — the mere fact that the company is listed on the LTSE gives you a crucial piece of information.