It is entirely reasonable at the stage in its commercial development that skepticism will surround the work of a start up company with claims to have solved the principle problems of optical integration.  There are now however several well known companies that have the POET Optical Interposer in their hands to play with.  Once they complete their development and advertise their new product offering it will be a reportable fact that POET is receiving orders, and large orders.  Until that point our management has to be careful with its public statements and can only talk about the Interposer's qualities.  Which is what we are hearing rather than the shouting it from the rooftops the we investors desire.

There is a moment ahead in the not too distant future when the worm will turn and the industry will be amazed at what POET has achieved; the next best thing will then emerge into the public domain.  The surges in the tech investment world of late at least show us there's a desire to be on board with tech. 

Our management know they must be better at promotion and communication to be the world leader their commercial aim states.  They also wisely know that until the purchase orders arrive skepticism will remain as they must remain silent about PTK potential growth otherwise they feed more skepticism.

Our current anxt about POET is a 'don't open fire until you see the whites of their eyes moment', a fearful, dry mouth interval before the order 'RAPID FIRE'.

sula