Spot on mattyhoho! I think your thoughts express well what most longs think and belive. Nary a single charge has been brought by any regulator against any of the folks involved and that is in fact telling. Many of us have been in contact with the regulators and surely the naysayers have which actually is a good thing for the longs. Why would I say such a thing when I believe there is a crystal clear trail of evidence demonstrating the manipulation of FFGO by shortsellers? Why would I say such a thing when FINRA documented a short position of over 2 billion shares and refuses to offer an explanation as to how it is possible for FFGO to have been perpetually short day after day after day averaging over 90% of the trade volume short, especially in light of the fact that UBSS and Credit Suisse were fined millions of dollars for mismarking millions of trades calling them long when in fact they were short meaning that it is likely every share traded since FINRA began keeping records of short sales was in fact short? Well the good news is that a Federal Judge has recently ruled that regulators like the SEC could in fact be sued by investors if they had knowledge of fraud and failed to act! http://finance.yahoo.com/news/allen-stanford-billionaire-inmate-185652992.html This to me is a win win situation for shareholders. This also provides an opportunity for the naysayers. Let them organize and lead a charge to sue the regulators. In that way they could insure that justice was in fact served, no matter what. Here is an opportunity for the naysayers to show their sincerity and make a real difference. Imagine folks on both sides of the fence working together to serve and protect investors and insure that justice is served? Go FFGO!!!