Show me. I have spent quite a bit of time reading the SEC rules. I did not see anything that would require a CEO to keep his investors in an ignorant state of mind, especially when the rules are designed to protect and ask for full disclosure on behalf of its investors. That just is not logical. Also, one of the main reasons that QMC is in this mess is because they have NOT reported their activities to their investors. What is most kept secret is corruption. So, how much? How much are you willing bet? I do realize, however, that when someone says, "I'll bet" it is just a figure of speech meaning that they are pretty sure, but not positive. Which is it? Oh, how do you know that attorneys would tell the CEO to say little if anything. That sounds like a criminal attorney telling his client not to speak, because whatever he says can and will be used against him.