The SEC is vastly understaffed and goes after situations in which it can make a big splash as a technique to intimidate as many as possible. Attracting the SEC's attention would be to invoke a clumsy mechanism of supposed enforcement that is far, far less efficient that thought and potentially destructively expensive just in trying to comply with its demands/requests. This is definitely a "be careful what you wish for" situation. It would be wonderful if the SEC went after the shorters but if it does actually do so there are many more important target situations for the SEC to make its PR "splash" than our little company with giant potential. Personally, I would like to take our resident slimeballs out into the woods and bury them deep, but there are laws against it.