Gameson: You are again 100 percent accurate. Failure to recognize the "naked short" problem in CardioGenics is indeed "a shame". It would be very difficult to find a knowledgeable shareholder in Cardio that is not aware of the problem. Naked Shorting has been responsible for destroying 1000's of Companies...Living in the past and concentrating solely on outdated SEC releases will keep you in the dark as to what is presently going on with the stock. Sophisticated due diligence techniques will bring forth the following information: There are currently over 80 million shares outstanding and over 35 million shares in the float. Since the beginning of 2015 the volume in CGNH was close to 31 million shares. Almost the entire float has been turned around in less then 50 trading days. A little investigation discovers that less then 60 shareholders own over 70 percent of the float. Continued analysis reveals that only one of these shareholders sold any stock since January 2015. If you assume 80 percent of the remaining shares, highly improbable, were sold and you take into account marketmaker activity and some trading during the runup there are conservatively 12-15 million shares, on the sell side, unaccounted for.