Except the "brutal American markets" make seriously ridiculous exceptions to their brutality, even with stocks that have NO PROSPECT of coming close to the potential that POET has.

Exhibit 1: GameStop - loses $5+/share and still gets an $11 billion valuation

Exhibit 2: WeWork - loses $18/share and still gets a $5.5 billion valuation

Exhibit 3: DiDi Global (a Chinese ride sharing platform) - loses nearly $6/share and is valued at over $19 billion

Just because there are good revenues doesn't mean a company has something if they cannot wring a profit from it. Our margins are sure to be stellar once production starts. All the pre-supposing the market grants these companies on the basis of revenue looks utterly silly in comparison to the real margins POET should soon enjoy.