...we might just proof to be our own worst enemies.

It wasn't the few shares sold by mgmt to pay for a handful of warrants that caused the landslide. It was us, the retailers, that turned this non-event into an avalanche.

Imagine we would all have shrugged our shoulders and got on with life, keeping our shares: the SP would be higher tonight, fewer nerves were wracked, less time wasted for redundant rant...

Few of us have ever been in the position POETs mgmt is in: to steer a nearly broke company onto a billion $ market with revolutionary technologie on a shoestring budget coping with all kinds of technical challenges plus juggling with with different cultures, legal issues and the finance sharks needed to get to the Nasdaq. If I were them I would probably have lost focus altogether by now. But those guys are still hanging in there, trying to bring things to fruition. The daily feelings of a bunch of "non-strategic stock amateurs" cannot be their focus. It it was, we would probably have written off our invests long ago.

Lean back for a moment and ask yourselves: why on earth should we be calling the shots?  After all, it's not us to decide on POETs future financing! We bought economy tickets for this flight. If the pilots take us to our desired destination we should be happy. Champagne during the trip is for First Class only. Institutional Investors and Analysts are sitting there. No retailers. It's just the way it is.

But that's okay. We're betting on other people's work. We're free to bet on someone else anytime. Those who feel mgmt. is "slave to the retailer" must have missed a few classes.

Cheer up, It could still be worse!