The only reason I would care about an error made by management (of this sort, and if it is an error) would be whether it materially alters the stock price in say...5 years.   My main concern is geopolitical and I see that management understands those and is moving to mitigate them, and I also see that they are expanding quickly in terms of excellent products for multiple verticals, all done on a shoe-string budget. 

Having said that, it does make me groan to know that the shorters will be pouncing all over it to try to undermine investor confidence all while no doubt being willing to assert that they have never sold a single share, blah blah blah.  More negative posts to wade through.  I rather think management also braced themselves for incoming flak.

Suresh was picked by Ajit, who has also picked equally competent, highly intelligent and successful people to populate this tiny company.  We have watched this company built up and it's potential is impressive.  You cannot think about what its market cap could look like in 5 or 10 years and mentally draw a straight line from today's stock price to what it will be then.  We all know it doesn't work like that, and that we may well be undervalued for even longer than we think.  

I am holding on for the future I believe Poet is going to deliver, because I am as impressed as I can be by the smarts and innovation and progress of management, and if that doesn't come with as impressive as we would like 'promotion' of the company, so be it.  The business side will win out in the end, surely.  I will watch for one of the most certain signals of them all to add anymore, because frankly I am tapped out, and that is when management itself starts to get greedy and finds their options are no longer 'enough', so they start to buy.  That will be a back up the truck moment for me, but until then I wait.