"Sooner or later The Curtains have to be pulled back and something has to be revealed to the rest of the world."

Absolutely right, Canadiancamper. Most of us here are seasoned investors in Poet. But imagine, for a moment, that we are relatively new to the world of Poet and its great technology. We are experienced investors and have done our dd on the company. Bewildered, we take a second look. We have to. We can't believe our eyes.

"What's wrong here?" We ask ourselves. "This can't be, right?"  By our own due diligence we know we should be trading at a much higher level. We have to dig further. We observe that on any kind of good news the volume starts to increase with the share price. Then, before anything can really get going, the share price, along with any enthusiasm, is shot down by sellers and we return to near the one dollar level. It happens over and over. Upon further investigation, we find that these sellers are not necessarily true shorts but 5-year warrant holders whose term is about to be over in two months. These millions of warrants were issued at like $.35 and $.55. Many of them to smaller investors like ourselves. Many of these warrant holders want to sell into this range and then, exercise those warrants. The smart thing to do especially if you need the cash to purchase said warrants. Many won't need to do this and will just exercise these warrants before they run out in November. But others see no other way to get this deal without selling. This is a real-time deal for any newbies here.

Hmm, you think, scratching your head, this is a gift and a golden opportunity to be into a great company at near ground level.

Sometime, very soon, the reality of this situation will be known to the masses and then too late, of course.

What do we do? Opportunity seldom knocks but once after the cat's out of the bag.                

From here a short period of time will reveal the true story with all the facts. All we have to do as long-time shareholders is wait because we have our investment in the best thing since sliced bread. Those who don't, well, they have a window that's going to close very quickly.

All, JMHO for sure, and a story that needs to be told when all is said and done. Good luck all. T