Thank you for taking the time to inform other investors. There are other problems not easily seen due to the huge sums that Fisher has concentrated in a relatively small number of companies (approx. 70 domestic and ADRs). If Fisher decides to get everyone out of the market, then which accounts will they process first? - obviously the largest accounts. My small account would be among the last processed (after the price has been driven down by the prior large accounts). The same process would apply when Fisher decides to get everyone back in stocks - my small account would be among the last processed (after the price has been driven up by the prior large accounts). Such a deal - I buy high and sell low. Fisher frequently holds for many of the stocks more than the average number of shares traded in one day, it seems obvious that they can affect the market price. This problem is much greater with the ADRs, where they may be holding more than 10 times the average daily traded number of shares.