Dear Sparta,  

Your description of PTK as a penny stock and declaration for the need for caution is fine, but insensitive too.  

You seem unaware of the fact that your audience here knows full well that whilst what you say is common sense it is a caution that need  not be repeated. That is because the majority here are longs and have not only consciously ignored the risks you declare, but have remained invested regardless of price fluctuations. Don’t you feel that such comments are falling on deaf ears, you are seven years too late for most.  Thus your well conceived and intentioned message becomes irritating when repeated.

We are all guilty of breaking the Agoracom rule of repetition at times.  The board has been most tolerant of mine.  So do continue to post useful contributions and observations, but don’t be surprised if, having pointed this out, your penny stock mantra gets reported as a violation.

My advise is that you evaluate the considerable amount of development work, managerial application and capital expanded to prepare this company to offer its product, the Interposer, to a market desperate for the commercial advantage it will provide to a burgeoning telecoms and datacoms industry.  My conclusion from that exercise is that at the very least PTK is not a penny stock, as I suspect yours evaluation is otherwise why invest?

Consequently for anyone to give a calculated opinion of potential value of PTK is a rational exercise and useful if done well and something the company is now actively trying to get across to a wider audience, in completely the opposite tone to your post.

Surely Caveat Emptor always applies, even to the incautious investor jumping in on a wave of euphoria about any share.

regards,

sula