Not saying that your example isn't a valid critique, but shouldn't you weigh the number of problematic cases against the number in which the SEC functions well?

Not saying that your example isn't a valid critique, but shouldn't you weigh the number of problematic cases against the number in which the SEC functions well? Moreover, certain parties would benefit from the SEC being starved of resources due to people not trusting governments in general anymore. Its a strategy that has paid out in the US in many instances.