Conspiracy theories usually are that Junkers87, they remain conspiracy theories, fake propoganda, even fake news. LOL, management does not want low share prices, because high share prices make financing their ambitious plans much easier and can speed up the process as well. Since the GaAs ran into a snag that caused a financial drain on the company, hence that desperate financing we all hated with disdain. Nothing ever goes straight up or straight down in our imperfect world. Fortunately, Suresh stayed true to his word and found another way for POET to keep the lights on and still have fantastic opportunities ahead via the InP platform and interposer now validated by the industry humbling our CEO.

Unfortunately, share dilution is what happens when things don't fully go to plan initially. However, even with the share dilution we have experienced, POET is in a giant industry and market. If we have a good platform, then others do become interested, including other investors with more strategy and money. That is the next phase where POET is going to, I feel. With increasing sales, and those buying into POET's huge opportunity, we are no different than Amazon in the beginning. Many people thought Jeff Bezos, CEO, was crazy. Now, his company is among the larger market caps of the world. I am not saying that POET will be similar, but there is still tremendous upside because of our company's strategy. It will go where it goes and it is less likely to stay down anymore for the many down years we have experienced from the previous hangover of bad management. Though poeple never can be perfect, I think we do have good management. If we didn't, POET would likely not even exist today.

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