I don't mean to offend anyone on the board by saying this but I don't even necessarily agree that management is communicating poorly. What we are seeing is the normal fluctuation of the stock market. I work for a $10 Billion very stable company which is in a reasonably strong growth period. My company stocks have fluctuated from a low of $102 to a high of $146 per share all within the last nine months with nothing negitive driving the price. The market has a tendency to overeact both positively and negatively. With Poet we have a stock that should be pretty volatile based on it being unproven commercially. So the fluctuations can go far worse or better depending on news or speculation. We cannot sit here and expect a straight line of growth for this or any other stock. Look at the poster boy stock Acacia. They opened at around $23, after a couple of positive earnings reports they shot above $120 and have now settled in at $90. When buying a long term investment, and Poet is still a 3 to 5 year term investment, recognize that it will not be a straight line growth. A wise person once told me with, respect to Poet, that in the end it will be about how many shares you have and not about wether you bought at $0.60 or $2.50. That being said, i am still peaved that I bought 25000 shares a month ago at $0.80!