My wife has another saying that she has had to use on me too often lately.

A day wasted arguing with people on this forum is a day you can never get back.

Mazan, what I said to you is not untrue. I am glad you don’t plan on selling at these low prices. I never thought you would but if you have lost faith in management then you really should consider reducing your position. And Breeze I really don’t care how many shares you own. You think that makes you entitled to say what you want? You claim to control enough shares in your little group to do harm to this company but you have failed miserably in that regard. Empty threats. And by the way good luck with your Rockley purchase I am surprised you flushed that post. I guess it is not something you want to brag about. Or is flushing your posts something you feel you need to do now as a daily routine to remove liability? Looks a little suspicious that you feel the need to cover your tracks.

This is me taking a break until there is some development with POET that inspires a constructive discussion. 

Management has my full support but I will share a little something that I sent to management recently (including some of the largest share holders in this company):

Gentleman,

 I wanted to share a post that I put together for agoracom in an attempt to calm fellow shareholders. I communicate with a lot of them directly and there is a level of frustration that seems to be building that if not checked soon may result in some of them blowing out their positions. I hate to burden you folks with this but I thought I would share the following post and whatever comment you can provide will be much appreciated.

Yes there are many reasons why the share price has lagged. But I very much believe  as do the shareholders I talk to that we are finally at a point in time where the technology can be monetized and the key here is the simplicity of the platform and the flexibility to develop new applications very quickly. There are investors who are sitting on very large positions, many of whom with most of their eggs in one basket.

And that is not just big investors but many, many smaller investors that are totally frustrated by the amount of time this is taking. So when we see something like LWLG having made such huge gains and POET struggling to maintain its current value it's demoralizing for many and they want to know whether after all this time the juice will be worth the squeeze.

How frustrating it has been to wait for the time when the share price reacts to the potential that this technology holds. The company holds in their hands the keys to unlock a future that meets the needs of an industry that continues to grow. Technical people who recognize what this platform can do, how it can be applied in today's world with today's tools seem to have no problem joining POET at a time when their services are in so much demand.

So can management get it right and bring this technology to the masses? So far it is looking very good and that is why it is so difficult to see the share price where it is for all of us. 

I believe that management will hold the line and execute at the right time to capitalize on the value of this platform. It should be an easy sell, it really should be when compared to all the uncertainties associated with companies who are taking different approaches to solve the problem without having the long list of benefits that are available with this POET platform.   

The leverage that POET has right now in the right hands is worth $billions and new deep pocket investors have to be made aware of this in no uncertain terms before the uplist to the NASDAQ can be executed.

Thanks all,

John