Nasdaq is proposing a crackdown on penny stocks to make it harder to escape delisting – Yahoo Finance

Nasdaq is considering implementing stricter regulations on penny stocks in order to prevent companies from easily avoiding delisting. The proposed crackdown aims to make it more difficult for these stocks to remain listed on the exchange. This move is part of Nasdaq’s efforts to ensure that companies meet certain standards and maintain transparency for investors. The new regulations would potentially impact companies that are not meeting the exchange’s listing requirements. This crackdown is expected to help Nasdaq maintain the integrity of its platform and protect investors from risky investments.