RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:so my simple minded question I think the key there is that investment managers "aren't lawyers". We give them WAY too much credit for understanding the confusing, opaque, and seemingly random litigation world. They cover hundreds of stocks and invest in a subset of this. There's no way they can put the time in to understand the nuances of the court system as it relates to Quarterhill. There may be a few that follow the US-based firms but may ignore our relatively minor Quarterhill. What they DO understand is cash in the bank and perhaps an out-right Apple win will add enough credibility to give them the confidence to give Wilan a proper valuation.
This is obviously frustrating for us long term holders BUT it's also the reason we can pick up shares at these bargain basement prices. Eventually we will get a proper share price (albeit probably at a bit of a discount to what it SHOULD be valued).
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