The danger in this is that most of them only are in it for the margin that their fund demands. In other words, they reap a 25% profit in 3 months, and the stock levels out for a month, many of them will dump for the profit, many times creating a panic sell-off, and the big guys who have done their DD, will scoop up the panic selloff shares, and before too long, the big guys control the company. VERY DANGEROUS. Shareholders that have done their DD, are far more stable than big institutions that run on a "margin decision" to stay or sell. Although we do need some of these kinds of investors, it frightens me to let them get too many shares, because of the previously mentioned reasons. Rinky