The market may well have a poor day tomorrow, but POET will be fine; heck, based on all this chatter, many here will buy more, especially if the stock dips a bit. And good news will mean green amongst a sea of red. It could also easily be a day with a huge drop in the first hour, and a reversal thereafter.

I don't agree that the market in general is way, way overvalued; I could certainly see a pull back anytime, but not a crash. Interest rates are non-existent to very low, and after a raise, if one comes this year, they will still be very low. PE ratios are no where near where they were in early 2000 - now, that was a crash. And the economic picture is a lot better, especially for financial stocks, than it was in 2007, with a real estate bubble, played to the hilt by our buddies on Wall Street, not to mention all the banks that made loans that made little sense.

Tony Blevins remains front and center news. Apple didn't just hear about POET and its tech a few weeks ago and allow TB to be associated with us.

How's this for a theory: AAPL wants POET, but at $1.50 US, AAPL can't upset its shareholders by paying a price that PC and friends would be willing to support and recommend to POET's shareholders, so they tell POET, "you know, we can help you get the stock price up a bit, and then make you an offer you can get behind. We will give you TB and that, plus your other news, plus some well placed financial media coverage, will get you to $___, and from $____, we can offer you $___ without causing an uproar, and we'll all be happy."

I mean, TB is not there to give any advice regarding any other offers (not if AAPL wants in).

Whatever the plan is to get the share price moving, I sure hope it works!!