RE: RE: That's 18.3 Million $0.35 Warrants... So here we have 18.3 million warrants priced at $0.35, hopefully sold to "accredited" individuals and or fund.
So, with the knowledge that POET is one financing away from never needing more money, and that it could lead to exponential gains and sale to the highest bidders, why wouldn't these "accredited" individuals keep their cheap $0.23 shares and exercise their $0.35 warrants, after all this would be the last time money is needed and commercialization is a NO BRAINER.
Exercising 18.3 million $0.35 warrants would add $6.4 million to the kitty, and it wouldn't dilute their investment and they would own a part of a potentially disruptive tech company.
I would also put OPL on the radar of many investors and we wouldn't see the dip we did, when the cheap, dilutive financing caused, IMO.
Of course, the $0.35 warrant holders don't have to exercise as there is no accelleration clause. That to me is a lame excuse, especially when they're IN THE MONEY, and we're supposed to be trading around $2 - $2.50 in the next few months. That's fairytale's and ooogles predictions from their meeting, not mine. JMO