I absolutely agree, Lumenge. 

 "But here’s the real kicker; if the stock had performed well, at least near the listing level, the company would not have dared to hand over 40k in options, or nearly a half million $CA worth to each of the directors, it would have been fiscally irresponsible. So how does a terribly timed and executed NASDAQ listing pay off incredibly well for all of them? Easy, big losses in share price result in far more options for them. What is the justification? "

If the share price performs well then, yes. But with this deal. one would have to question those options and how and why the sp got down here. But I'll live with it and I'll forget it when our share price hits 50 bucks. I am always skeptical and suspicious of options and warrants with all those start-up companies and I think, with good reason, but we always have to live with it and hope our investment performs well enough to make us forget about it. So bring on the good news, Poet, and put that share price where it shows the fair value and Poet's great potential.