The guidance from Poet's leadership suggests that in a few years Poet could be making a billion dollars a year.  IMO, that would suggest at least about a ten billion value for this company, and in all probabilty by then they will be expecting to make even more in the future.  What the stock price does in the present is only relevant if you intend to trade, which I don't.   I have no crystal ball as to when the stock price could suddenly take off like we've seen with LWLG, and I won't congratulate myself for selling at these prices if it happens.  Who cares if the stock price is over a dollar in a particular month of this year if you are waiting for it to be a great deal more in the years to come? 

As I've said before, I have read all the posts here for many years.  I wish I could have contributed more, but the tech here is out of my league, and instead I have benefited from those who could understand it and put it in terms that were meaningful to the average Joe.   The vague statements,  and handwringing questions by new names always seems to pop up when the stock is more volatile and to me suggests traders who are looking to create unnecessary anxiety.   They make little sense in comparison to the explanations of management who are executing a well laid out path.   It's no surprise that things can take a little longer than expected.  Welcome to life.  It only tells me that Poet's management are human.  They have been building this company up on a shoestring and doing a fantastic job.

Waiting is a little hard for me, too, but my eye is looking a couple years down the road, and things are humming along nicely.