POET, like Marty McSorley, is an enforcer, protecting its shareholders, and contributing in high-pressure situations. Similar to McSorley, POET is recognized for its adaptability, navigating through challenges in the highly competitive semiconductor industry, where flexibility and persistence are key.
No, wait. POET is actually morel like Bill Ranford: steady, calculated, and reliable. Although POET, akin to Ranford, isn’t always in the spotlight, Both POET and Ranford are foundational to others’ successes.
Wait, Jari Kurri and POET…
What are we talking about?
More than two years after uplisting to the NASDAQ we’re sitting at $4.00 (forty-cents!). Somewhat recently I talked to a person with POET who actually bragged about the share price (Well, you know, I was behind the Ticker-Symbol: You promotional success). Having tanked the stock and then regaining a portion back is not success. This has been an abject failure.
While the technology can credibly be compared to whatever professional athlete, POET’s share price, under Suresh, has been us paying dearly to knock about in the beer-leagues.
Do better POET.
