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hmm. so it could be a publicly traded, NYSE or NASDAQ company, is that right? and anybody in any nation can trade on those exchanges. so, how do they know if the "institutional investors" as they are known are US citizens or entities? and if they are other entities, must we also keep an eye on their ownership according to the same criteria? it hurts my head a little bit.

so, sorry, this is not strictly a quesstion about what to do with an article. I guess th article could be clearer or have more links. Bingo Bob 04:50, 22 July 2009 (UTC) reply