Quarterhill Inc T.QTRH

Last one out turn out the lights

[barneyj44]

This is trading like it's going out of business. I guess that's what happens when your leader gets the axe. We need stronger board members so this revolving door Ceo position doesn't keep repeating itself over and over again. The Agm can't come fast enough for me.....

[Joey67]

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[cabbieJBJ]

Joey, thx for voting.  Remember the Irish saying, "the darkest hour of all is the hour before day."

[cabbieJBJ]

You sure are a bear for punishment Joey.  The other day, I asked if you were still in BB.  Crickets, so I scanned your posts since 01-JAN.  I found posts exclusively on BB and QTRH, except for two posts on ACB.  If it wasn't sad, it'd be very funny.

[matt2018]

in fairness to Joey.... pretty sure he posted years ago, when the company had zero debt, $100M+ in cash (only owned IRD & Viziya at the time), to distribute that cash to the long suffering shareholders. Fast forward ..... the company could have done the same thing again with the Apple settlement cash.. Well guess what?   No real need to sell Wilan in my opinion. Look what you have

[mrmoribund]

If you want to vote against the directors that were there pre-2022 then I suppose there's at least a rationale. And if JG and JS had tried to stay on the board (after pledging a year ago to leave now) then even I might have withheld my vote from them. But to vote against the two newer directors, Lewis and Steer, who joined after the essential missteps took place, that just doesn't make

[matt2018]

Fair point about about Lewis & Steer but my preference wold be to conduct a thorough strategic review on the whole company. Perhaps a sale (not just Wilan, the whole thing), a merger, a stock transaction with larger company with more experienced, proven management.

[mrmoribund]

Don't suppose that they haven't thought of all this stuff. Try to sell the whole company right now and you will get a miserably low price relative to what would be achievable after a normalizing of results. It's hard to be patient at a time like this when it might start to seem like the company can't do anything right.

[matt2018]

No, I wouldnt assume anything with this management team. ETC seen these guys coming a mile away.