I respectfully disagree. Even if you put FFGO aside, it is clear that the SEC is kicking the can down the road as corruption has ballooned into a huge problem. More and more light is being shed on the corruption with each day that passes. Again, even if you take FFGO out of it, naked short selling, air shares, computer glitches, whatever you want to call it-the problem is growing. I do appreciate your respectful response but I simply disagree.