RE:RE:RE:RE:Disaster?Eventually? They've cultivated investors plenty already.
Remember Sidoti in 2021? How much did the company pay for that? And how much of that is in the stock price today? Answer: nothing. The attendees forgot all about Quarterhill long ago.
Take a look at Supremex. It traded at a lower price than Quarterhill not long ago. Today it's at $5.55. It has a grand total of one analyst who covers it. From Industrial Alliance.
I'm not trying to badmouth Quarterhill. Supremex has been in a market and market position where it has arguably benefitted from inflation and supply chain issues--as in they could get paper inventory when competitors couldn't, which has in turn allowed them to push through big price increases. (Not so easy for Quarterhill ITS with its fixed-price contracts.)
My point: Supremex has done just fine with only a tiny fraction of the institutional attention that Quarterhill already has.
Cabbie, you're on the side of good in this but you should let go of this idea that exposure to institutional investors, US or otherwise, is of any particular significance. Show me a more or less sustainable 8% return on equity and investors will very suddenly be more than enough familiar with Quarterhill.