Keep It Quarterly is an investor transparency campaign focused on preserving quarterly financial reporting for public companies. The site argues that reducing company reporting from every three months to every six months would weaken public access to timely financial information and create greater information gaps between everyday investors, corporate insiders, and large institutions.

The campaign provides background on the history of quarterly reporting, explains why public filings matter, and directs users to submit comments on the SEC proposal connected to semiannual reporting. It frames quarterly disclosures as an important investor protection tool because regular reporting helps the public track company performance, risks, debt, legal issues, earnings, and major business changes.

Keep It Quarterly is useful for people researching financial transparency, shareholder rights, corporate accountability, and public market regulation. It also offers advocacy materials for citizens who want to participate in the SEC public comment process and make their concerns part of the official record.

For the Resistance Directory, this resource fits well as a watchdog and accountability tool because it helps users understand how financial disclosure rules affect market transparency, investor protection, and public oversight of corporations.