The interesting thing about the Holdo/Poe thing... I think they are both making mistakes here.
It's funny, but I read that in the original version Holdo was actually MORE condescending to Poe. They softened that some. I sort of am sad about that, because I think the character might have worked better that way. Even if you didn't like the character as much by the end, I think the movie wouldn't have felt like it was siding so much with Holdo. I mean, ultimately, I think Poe DID need to learn this lesson about leadership, but I think Holdo and Poe both make mistakes here.
They are obviously subverting audience expectations here by presenting a military commander who looks out of place. It's easy to say "ignore that SJW stuff" but I think it's kind of intrinsically linked to the character and what she represents. That's, like, her point. Poe says as much. It's not what he expected. It's not what we expect. And there's a certain amount of distrust, there. Is she REALLY going to be an effective leader? Does she know what she's doing? I don't think we, as audiences, should feel BAD about thinking that. I just think it's weird to STILL think she didn't know what she was doing, and was anything less than a hero, by the end of the movie. Which is not to say, however, that's she's PERFECT.
The answer, I think, is that she DOES have a plan. But I think she makes assumptions about Poe just like he makes assumptions about her. Unlike Leia, who sees his potential and knows him, she just sees him as some underling who is too big for his britches and just got a lot of people killed and was demoted. Their underestimation of each other is really what gets so many more Resistance members killed. Yes, at the end she says that she likes him, but I think that's only after the mutiny, funnily enough, as she sees his heart and potential too. As an audience member, I thought it was awesome when Poe mutinied because it was in character and seemed like what needed to be done. But then I thought it was awesome when Holdo (and then Leia) turned the tables and then we found out the major plan.
Getting back to whether they make a figure or not... I was being pretty facetious with my earlier responses, but honestly, I would TOTALLY buy Holdo and Rose, both. Some characters I buy because they are so visually cool or intricate and make amazing Hot Toys figures. Some characters I buy because I like the actor or like the character. With Holdo, I think she's visually arresting AND I love the actor AND I ended up really liking the character. It might have helped that I read the Leia book she was introduced in, though. So, yeah, I don't EXPECT Hot Toys to make her... but I'd buy her.