Looks like a lot of them.The weaker the Kirchners, the increasing strength of the major companies in Argentina.BFR, BMA ,IRS and GGAL---all seem to be responding this way. Today, it looks like BFR went ex-dividend, but not altogether certain. The more that the Argentinians show that they are not going to be intimidated and pushed around by the two Kirchners, the healthier for the economy and foreign investors. Democracy, and more democracy, is the proper rebuke to the two combatants in the CASA ROSADA. The industrial and agricultural interests have the keys to unlock the vault of economic progress in Argentina as well as , a vigilent and alert public.