I hear you, cheapinski. Some of the previous sales contracts have been considered "material news" however, even when we get a news release, the details are vague.
Take for instance the recently announced (Nov. 28th) customer contract in China: "During the quarter, the Company completed internal qualification and began early production of DenseLight 2.5G DFB (distributed feedback) lasers, winning an initial customer order in China for applications in the Passive Optical Network (PON) broadband access network architecture".
This order could singlehandedly push us into positive revenue? Or it could be for very little? Same goes for the Luxmux partnership.
I understand the need for secrecy, but if everything we do is continually held behind a wall of NDAs, why pay so much for investor relations? With the amount of info that's reaching investors since the New Communications and Disclosure Policy, maybe POET should hire a mime to do its PR?
