You escape from answering my question. I am asking you again: what are your reason for staying with POET? Tell us!

It doesn’t matter. What is important is I know the company, I see their effort in developing a standalone manufacturing company and I understand the obstacles that have to face with.

I support 100% our management and see them on the right track.

So, apparently you are a shareholder, tell me what are your reasons for staying with Poet, if you are really frustrated, and disappointed, and you are not a shorter that tryies to spread fear and disappointment among the shareholders. 

Just let us know your reasons.

As a common shareholder, the degree of your influnce has been defined by law. 

So, stop bashing !

"There are no retail longs anyomore"

You must be kidding!

Yes, but people who invested in Poet see potential upside in terms of revenue, so it could be catgorized potentially as a growth company, specially for this part of the definition:

Growth companies typically have something whether it is an innovative product or a service that draws in more consumers. The stock price of publicly-traded growth companies typically increases at a rapid pace.

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/growth-company.html

and the revune increase dosn't happen overnight! 

All depends of what kind of investor we are, and if we know and understand the roadmap of the company and the barriers that it has to remove from its way. 

Dropping SP is quite normal when a company is walking on its growth path , and that is why we have the concept of "growth companies” in classification of companies, and for sure POET is in the early stage of growth.