WFI does not really follow the trading norms of most stocks. Perhaps the Toronto Stock Exchange is the reason, but I like that exchange just fine and am not slamming it. (Although I think almost all of us would prefer WFI on the NASDAQ.) Consider this morning . . . on 200 shares, WFI is down $1.58. What other stock would have that much trouble finding a buyer for 200 shares? Even with average volume of roughly 14,000 shares, 200 is too thin to drop it that much. Can someone tell me if WFI could listed on NASDAQ with its current average volume? I am looking for some green ETFs and mutual funds to pick it up in the coming months.