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Engineers, product focused entrepreneurs and innovators would like a Long-Term Stock Exchange (LSTE) quite a bit if it works out.

Usually to list on public markets the whole bizdev/marketing/operations/VC/board/lawyer/executive machines end up taking most companies away from innovation and the founders, as well as taking large chunks of the company and the rewards, where the efforts become clouded in power struggles.

If the LTSE market helps stop short and distort, pump and dump schemes, it could be very attractive to long term investors and innovative/engineering focused companies. A company like TSLA or a company rebuilding like AAPL in the 90s would probably love to be in a longer term, less short term focused exchange. The new market may encourage deeper dives for innovation and protect the companies on the exchange from the eviscerating games of the public markets where long term investors get skimmed and are 'suckers' to the big fish.

LTSE is a very welcome direction and attempt to clean up the public markets problems including the short term quarterly focus, high bar for entry, constant attacks after going public and loss of power/percentages by founders and innovators/engineers/product once the company goes public.

[eries]

Thanks!