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Quarterhill Inc T.QTRH

Alternate Symbol(s):  T.QTRH.DB | QTRHF

Quarterhill Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in providing tolling and enforcement solutions in the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) industry. The Company provides end-to-end mobility systems to some of the tolling authorities in the United States, including in Texas, California and Illinois through Electronic Transaction Consultants, LLC (ETC). ETC’s core products comprise the riteSuite platform, a scalable and customizable cloud-based tolling and mobility solution. The platform has applications for the roadside and back office, with strengths in vehicle identification, tracking, dynamic pricing and interoperability amongst agencies. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiary is International Road Dynamics Inc. (IRD), is a multi-discipline, technology company and provider of Intelligent Transportation Systems. It provides integrate ITS technologies into systems designed to solve and challenging transportation problems.


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Comment by Lagger95on Feb 21, 2012 8:23am
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OT.RE: Bought YLO at $5.25 sold at $6

OT.RE: Bought YLO at $5.25 sold at $6

Part of the problem with YLO was their huge debt which they I believe (not checked recently) still is an issue. The dividend was in th 10 to 12 percent range because it was known that they might not be able to sustain it at that level or at all. That was the risk. The management didn't cook the  books, but made poor decisions trying to keep shareholders happy with high dividends while dealing with their debt and changing business model. Glad you made money and got out in time.

Steve

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