RE:The Real WorldI don't disagree with frustration, but I respectively disagree with your notion "why cannot the CEO sell this to anybody?". You seem to be misplacing your future expectations as the present day reality which you constantly repeat daily, and that is an inaccurate assessment of Poet in my opinion.
Look at this report- https://s27.q4cdn.com/906368049/files/News/2024/Zacks_SCR_Research_06102024_POET_Thompson.pdf
Poet has a design-in win for their customer, Foxconn. THEREFORE, our CEO, contrary to your misinformation, has sold the co-development (design-in) to their customer, Foxconn. It is Foxconn that determines when production sales to its clients happen and that happens when Foxconn is ready to sell to their customers. Poet is dealing with a subsidiary of the world's 20th largest company, so please quit putting the cart before the horse in your daily bashing. I can see through it.
If everything is so bad, then why are you here hyper-criticizing every day? It makes no sense. This has always been a longterm situation, and hopefully, Poet is closer to significant production revenue. Just go over the NRS and breathe please, if you truly care for the well-being of Poet, that is, if you are a shareholder like anyone else who supports this company. Be patient.
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wintersun10 wrote: Check the shear price.
What? A 90% hair cut after the uplisting of a Position Of Strength.
If the Tech is so amazing, why cannot the CEO sell this to ANYBODY?
Who could do worse? You cannot do worse than 90% down, without going broke. And there is no plan to recover the SHEAR PRICE. But there is a plan to REPRICE the OPTIONS, better HIS OPTIONS.
The Real World says failure. There is NO FEAR in getting rid of FAILURE.