So you invest in a company based on speculation, Get upset that...

So you invest in a company based on speculation, Get upset that the speculation has not panned out in a timeframe that suits you, then figure that your next move is to get the market regulator to investigate the company that you have a significant amount of money invested into, in hopes that they receive a financial penalty which will both cost the company in time and money to defend the claims, and reduce the amount of resources that can be devoted to achieving the goals that were first speculated about?

Its like ringing the ATO and asking them to please carry out an audit on your last 7 tax returns, your just costing yourself time and money. You are a shareholder, you own a part of the company, its in your best interests for the company to achieve their goals, why would you want to take action that is detrimental to the company's interests while still remaining a shareholder.

I can understand if you were to sell your shares and then take this action if its what you FEEL you need to do, but doing this whilst remaining a shareholder is lunacy.