I don't have the specific answer. I also think just because a broker writes a rule that they can do something, doesn't make it legal.
To me this is clearly impacting the market. There are some here that seem to disagree. Whatever the case I think TDAT should be legally forced to publicize a clear explanation to their action. All I can say is I have moved all my shares from TDAT and will no longer use them.
Of course this has been reported to the SEC, and the SEC is worthless.
Whatever the case, I know the last thing they care about is if I am making a dollar. They're in the business to provide a market where we can buy and sell. So to suggest they would open the doors because we have Audited Financials, is just plain wrong.
There are so many posters that just post meaningless dribble, I guess trying to influence the weak minded into selling. All I ask is those with concerns state them in a rational productive way, instead of posting stupid unbacked attacks over and over.