Well it would probably be an accounting nightmare to actually compare numbers. Much of the fraud in the penny market isn't even recognized by many and is non-documented, including money into foreign interests and off shore accounts. Also there would have to be put into equation many other factors of comparing economic and employment numbers, etc, etc. But my statement of "one little guy making it into millions" is quite correct and documented many times. The other debate would become quite subjective and too hard to just honestly say "it simply isn't true".
But I think that we all can agree that the amount of fraud within the penny market is getting quite overwhelming and getting into enough for considerable amount of years. When any fraud gets into a billion dollar industry, it's a friggin big problem and needs to be dealt with any way possible. We as a society can't just whine about that it isn't fair and not go after any one billion dollars just because it more sociological difficult to go after the 1.5 billion (using those numbers as an example only).
We should go after both for sure, but sometimes life isn't fair, and we take what we can get with always trying for more.
You have a good evening also.
