This is just another example of the challenges short-term investors face when investing in an early stage company.  The sp is going to be manipulated heavily, from every direction, at these values and volume.  And a lot of people will lose money if they sell at this time.

The common theme I read from all these comments is that most of us believe that the company will ultimately succeed tremendously.  POET has developed the tech, they have valuable business partnerships, and the management team is known and respected in the industry.  The announcements they're making about integrations with partner solutions are far under-rated in terms of the impact on future revenues.  Each one is significant.

Sure, we can complain about marketing or the performance and ability of the CFO, but the underlying commitment from most of us is an unwaveriing surety that POET is a LOT more valuable than the sp reflects, we understand that building a revenue stream from the tech takes time, and we are invested for the long term.

F**k the Fidelity 9% loan.  I have over 164,000 POET shares at Fidelity, and I'm not loaning a single share to a shorter.  Instead, I continue to buy.  Small.  Almost every day.  1,000 here, 2,000 there.. Because at $3.5 US and a market cap under $150M, I'm giddy at the opportunity this presents.  Castles are built brick by brick, and I feel fortunate that bricks are currently so cheap.