RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:dividend increase will drive stock up 85% of revenue in their most recent quarter comes from their top 10 customers or about 2.5% of their licensing base...none of it resulted from actual court judgements.
If there are "tons of cases like Apple in future" (with a similar end result), a good chunk of the $115 million raised in the last three financings goes out the window in legal fees with nothing else to show for it.
If panic selling dropped the share price from around $4.80 to its current level, how do you explain the previous drop from $8 or $9 to $4.80 then?