What's all this talk of cheap options?  I think I hear that term everytime options are on the table.  Please, identify all the "cheap options" granted in the last few years, since the Copetti era, anyway.

Does any one here seriously think management is not working hard to be successful?  It will only be through eventual success (of which I have far more reservations that most of the rest of you, and have had right from the start), that any options given will be truly considered "cheap." 

I look forward to the day when it's possible to discuss the "killing" management made on those options granted in June 2018! 

I find people's positions of being so dead set against "cheap options," but yet hoping for incredible success to be poorly thought out.  It's management's hard work that will bring incredible success, or any success at all, and it will not be due to the prodding and complaining of the posters here.

I'm as impatient as the next guy when it comes to getting this ship afloat and off to sea, but I don't really see that happening as soon as many. 

Unlike most, I hope this stock has been manipulated down and is artificially low and that once the options are granted the stock will rise meteorically and we will ALL see, if not a profit, at least a substantially higher POET value in our portfolios.  I hope to high heaven whatever options are granted this time around that they are actuall "cheap."