Should SEC regulate market capitalization?

Should SEC regulate market capitalization of listed companies ((10 times their quarterly revenue)) in order to promote competition and provide opportunities for start-ups?

 

pardon me for asking but where'd you get this from? Got a link?

 

This idea just cropped in my mind.

 

So what would happen if the stock price goes up too high?

 

The SEC won't have to regulate market capitalization.

The SEC would like to be funded based on market cap, reform will probably include some sliding scale based on this.

Perhaps by doing this, if the fees are onerous enough, a company could not afford to be too big to fail.

This is what I heard.