The Securities Act of 1934 requires continuous disclosure of certain information regarding publicly traded securities.

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The Securities Act of 1934 established the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and requires companies with publicly traded securities to adhere to a set of disclosure requirements, including regular reporting of financial information and material information that could impact the value of their securities. This is commonly referred to as the "continuous disclosure" requirement.

The Securities Act of 1934 Requires Continuous Disclosure of Certain