RE:RE:Is this turning into some Reddit meem stock?Well said. They pretend to be flippers when the price skyrockets. No one in their right mind believes they have a basis under $5 or so, since they have dissing the company and harping on the same negatives for years. Why would someone like that buy at the lows and have any profits to harvest, after chirping that the company is going out of business soon. Its captivating to observe. lol
gilver wrote: That's what traders or wanna-be-pretend-traders do. Why else would this same familiar family of aliasses that post just about anything to bash, hang around and continue to post very negative posts all day, even when this stock has had its best rise in years. This share price rise today is very justified and much more certainty comes to Poet now than with any or all prices rises in former years. Poet is becoming substantive and new shareholders and analysts will love to follow Poet now. it is Poet's time. It's OI is not a one trick pony as often mischaracterized here. It's the real deal in my opinion.
Here is what will happen with Poet, in my opinion"
The share price could go much higher before it corrects downward. But the only overhang I see is that if they do a financing at much higher prices than now, there will be a temporary price decrease.
I have always felt that Poet will eventually have a long pipeline of customers and projects. The exciting global industries that Poet is or will be interacting with, will generate substantially higher share prices in Poet's future. I look forward to the day when Poet will split its shares several times and that will ultimately make up for their reverse split for having listed on the Nasdaq.
Poet is on the right exchange for what they do. Longs will be rewarded greatly over time in my opinion.I have always said that I only need to be right once while others here claim to be right all the time. They seem to post nonsense to trade this thing, but I only need to be right once and I know even longterm that migh rightness will prevail.
gilver