I'll also add, the focus of this issue has been on Fidelity, when in fact it is an issue for the company to resolve.

Events of the past got the company "off course" for lack of a better way to say it, of keeping filings current, and suspect changes in accounting firms can throw a monkey wrench into the mix.

IMO, if someone called Tony asking if this 2nd temporary stop by Fidelity, is not a company issue to fix, he'd not make excuses, not suggest you open an account with another firm, he'd say I'll get this resolved asap.

Tony is not sugar coating anything, he has taken the bull by the horns and chipping away at his to do list, of which becoming SEC current is one of them.

Congrats to those who wanted more shares, opened a 2nd account or switched entirely to reach their goal, but Fidelity is not the bad guy here?

Ben's explanation makes sense...thx.