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43472 Re: loop: horse collar is a correct analogy...
   Loop, the bottom line remains: until IDCC can enforce its property rig...
tfwg   IDCC   28 Oct 2011
7:56 PM
43465 Re: loop: horse collar is a correct analogy...
   I feel like a complete fool after running around from one site to anot...
JohnSamuel   IDCC   28 Oct 2011
7:07 PM
43464 Re: loop: horse collar is a correct analogy...
   like you I was so enthused with the earnings report...so I was tremend...
amrwonderful   IDCC   28 Oct 2011
6:56 PM

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Re: loop: horse collar is a correct analogy...

By: zzfan in IDCC
Fri, 28 Oct 11 6:50 PM
Msg. 43463 of 48237
(This msg. is a reply to 43461 by amrwonderful)
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Arm, I do not subscribe to any conspiracy theories. Barclays paid money for warrants exercisable well above the present price. I attribute this event to an analyst without an imagination. We have one analyst that is valuing the company based on a per patent modelo. We have others using the revenue/net earnings model. The truth is that the valuation of solid IPR companies has changed since Nortel and an analyst should take this into account when undertaking a new report. It is my belief that an analyst can report anything so long as his/her method is clearly explained within the four corners of the report. One of my deceased friends told me years ago to be careful what I wished for as I screamed about lack of analyst coverage. I know he got a good chuckle as he watched me kick a trashcan into submission yesterday morning. I heard the trash guys laughing this morning as they hauled it off.

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zzfan