In hindsight, and in light of recent news about the "subprime fallout", "mortgage failures", and "toxic bonds" plaguing financial institutions, its now obvious (even if your biased, deep down you know it ) that SFE was 110% right (im throwing them an extra 10% for being correct a year in advance).

When the complaint was first filed, it became widely popular in the financial markets news, although it never quite got the attention it deserved. It was featured and discussed on dozens of blogs. Many were curious (at least those that understood it) to see whether or not the allegations were true and whether or not these things were really happening to trusts (see pictures below). Reading it two years after the original complaint was filed, it all makes much more sense to the average reader.