I realize it is the companies job to make an effort to show the discrepancy of actual shares floating around vs. true trading float if they believe this to exist. I am wondering more now than ever, is this about making a statement for a fair market here more than making a profit at this point? Many small investors may not be able to afford a seemingly impossible fight, especially as they don't know the facts here. They cannot afford to lose money. So now the fundamentals are supposed to be invested on here? IF the core investors here did not in fact sell (as im sure their trading records will be checked very carefully at this point) then why not continue to point to the artificial supply. Call it out at this point if there is a major problem. The focus on the companies fundamentals, or at this point the lack thereof, will simply justify the other posters position for this stock diving into the ground.