I would say - Don't sell but License. The potential for POET is so large it is hard to grasp.

$20 Billion is way way too small an amount for us, as some apps (previously stated) sell for that. If we sell out before we can really see how far reaching it is, we will be doing POET a disservice. At this point IMO, the true value of POET is so ridiculously high that know one can afford it, not even Apple, and putting a price tag on it is an excersize in futility. If we license it, even with partners, we'll make our money. Internet of things, Cell phones, Automobiles, Server Farms, and onward. There are uses for it that haven't even been invented yet. I believe we could have more patents coming and innovators will patent new applications incorporating POET. Part of the reason valuating it now really doesn't work, as its value is organic - growing and growing.

There is a vaccum in the industry right now, and POET is poised to fill it. That will be the first wave of investment, in filling the needs. Google, Apple, Samsung, all need POET. The smaller players also really need POET, to stay competitative in the foundry business as they are being priced/expenced out of existance. Next wave of investment is filling the wants. The new innovations that are possible because of the new threasholds POET opens up, both the simple and complex applications. All the while, helping to keep our planet clean. Anyway this is all my opinion of POET. Legacy is a powerful word. Lets make POET a legacy stock. Lets share it, but not give it away.