It is good to hear from logical thinkers like what was just posted by Hogan and chappy. Guernsey's post was of course one of the best and well researched we have seen on this site....Very well done!

Some  here prefer to post the same old complaints without thinking rationally about what they are saying. Mazan posted the other day that R/S of 1:10 is not avoidable. 

I don't even think that is really possible unless they are going for a listing price in the $10 range. If as we have been advised by Suresh that they require a listing price above $5 to get the institutional investors on board and they were going to do a 1 for 10 R/S that would mean that the share price would be somewhere around .50 to achieve this. That might mean a market cap that probably would not even qualify for the listing? 

At any rate making this kind of statement and all the really negative stuff that some long term shareholders post here is not helpful to the cause in the least. Really the kind of negative stuff that was routinely being posted here is the reason why Management no longer wants anything to do with this forum. It's too bad it has to be that way because this is actually a good place for them to come and get feedback from their shareholder base. As it is they don't even bother to look at this forum anymore so if people think they are communicating to management here then think again. You are only doing harm to your  own investment by slamming management instead of getting behind them and seeing all the positive steps they are taking.

We have been advised that POET will not uplist until the time is right and they have formed a committee to study this. They have also stated Q1 (or sometime after Q1) so connect those dots and that logically leads to announcements that will move the share price into a high range. They can't make public statements of share price projections but based on what they have to offer industry and the number of engagements they are seeing, it is a pretty good indication that the business plan is moving forward as required to support the NASDAQ listing.