'If you can keep your head whilst others around you are losing theirs. you've probably missappreciated the sitation' -Spike Milligan

Is dilution really such a terrible thing?

I would be far more concerned if management had allowed the company to run out of working capital at a key moment in development or during negotiations when the fact could easily result in a buyer holding us over a barrel. Its operational madness to stick to a plan verbatim just because its there, surely managerial flexibility is vital to success. There are considerably more tasks and activities envisaged now than a year ago these cost money which clearly accountants have advised we don’t have.

My gripe is,as a loyal shareholder since 2011, that I would have liked to have been allowed the opportunity by POET Management to loyally support the company once again by purchasing some form of shareholder options to fund requirements.