Not sure what you mean by big retail but the only people that can play with fail to deliver numbers versus actual shorted shares allocations are institutional accounts. That’s why it shot up from 12 percent to 80 in a few days. They had been hiding the actual naked shorts in fail to deliver numbers and probably were forced to properly allocate those to actual shorts. Retail can’t do that. That’s a fund working with the prime broker and the prime broker probably put the hammer down and said no more games.