Violations of RegFD. Breach of Fiduciary Responsibility. Insider Trading. Issues that my "laundry list" is geared toward revealing or dismissing. Not very amusing IMO.

These are items that the SEC investigates regularly. If you disagree, perhaps you should look at the following:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases.shtml

That being said, I don't disagree that you can't simply expect the SEC to investigate hunches or laundry lists of complaints that aren't supported by evidence. Hence, my comment about an SEC investigation.

That being said, unless you are qualified to know what is and isn't a violation, and unless you or someone actually investigates those issues, violations are unlikely to be revealed voluntarily. Some here have suggested ways to accomplish that, but as your posts today do, they are dismissed out of hand. Your right and opinion. No argument there.

But, nonetheless, it is akin to assuming healthfulness by ignoring symptoms rather than going to the doctor.