Nasdaq Is The Right Place for Poet Technologies

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Nasdaq Is The Right Place for Poet Technologies

posted on Apr 24, 2024 02:52PM

On the Nasdaq, $5 per share is considered to be a penny stock according to urban legend.

What happens on the Nasdaq to tech penny stocks that have become commercially viable, have products, and have a hardware solution platform that many sectors of the I.T. industry need?

Once you've proven yourself as not being a concept stock and even before revenue, momentum can take you to $100 per share ($10 before the reverse split) on the Nasdaq. The exposure to analysts, industry youtubers, and the financial community is far greater in the USA than it is in Canada. Share volumes and share prices have wider ranges in the Nasdaq as well. Poet Technologies simply wasn't known to the masses before. The past two days on no company news but on a very qualified Youtubers explanation of what Poet is and does has brought Poet on stage now -- the Nasdaq stage ---- the right place for Poet to be.

Poet will do well because it is well past "concept" and its addressable markets are made up of what the Nasdaq is all about. All Poet needs to do is keep sending out clear communications like that of the YOU blogger and continue to back it up with credible progress and Poet will not ever be a "meme" stock, but it will be the real deal.

There are still hoops to go through, but the hoops are getting easier now because of this company's hard work and ready to be regcognized by the 'market'- the Nasdaq market.