It is perfectly appropriate to discuss the consolidation of power by a market maker that is responsible for 3-6% of daily volume. This stock has been attacked by short-sellers and their penny-a-post minions, and it is a topic that directly relates to the trading of IPIX. Now, that one entity will have even more control of the trading of IPIX.

There is an American saying: "When you're in a hole, stop digging." I hope that the person who keeps discrediting himself with accusatory posts against long-time IPIX investors will bear that in mind before posting more baseless accusations.