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This thing is doing great on the Canada exchange.
Mr. Pels is working hard here. I like it!
I think I detect a heartbeat.
No alibis, Blackhawk?
I'm not sure where this is going, but its beginning to look like more zeros in front of the one.
So, is this cannabis company making money or are we looking at warrants or a reverse split?
And we are on the bottom floor of the elevator. Going up?
Hoping for MDEL approval in Canada.
So much potential here, and its setting up nicely. Best place that I know of to be right now.
Looks like these kits are used to determine if you have had the virus. Its a quick test, but not the correct one to determine whether you now have the virus (or not). It won't get you in the ballgame.
As soon as these test kits become more available, their use will change from a stop gap monitor to a golden pass. It'll get you into any church, park, beach or pub. Just pass the test. My opinion, of course.
Is it practical to have the President, his team of covid-19 experts, and the news media tested prior to each news conference with this type of test? They could stay inside, sit closer, and need no mask.
Ah, the owners and the players provide funding for a virus testing station. Fans buy tickets as normal, but must be tested at a lab adjacent to the ballpark. After a short wait, those who pass the test are allowed to enter the stadium... with their masks in their pockets. Play ball!!
Could it become commonplace at the arena... Get a test, get a ticket.
This test kit seems to be a fast and effective one. In my opinion, testing will become very common and almost routine. The big question may become who has the kits and when can they be shipped. Sure, they are made in China, but demanders will not care.
Seems Equivir could become a preferred treatment for COVID-19. Equivir is a product of GRDG. This product is made by Impact, a company owned by eDevelopement. DSS wants to buy Impact. Isn't Mr Chan chairman of eDevelopement also? Very interesting.
My thoughts exactly.
After todays activity, it would seem that SFOR's volume would have been above average. It was not. Suggests little happening between the two.
I'm sorry, I have to correct myself. They do produce something....debt.
When you do a showcase, you are trying to drum up business, which means you probably don't have any.
It does not matter, this company never produces any profit. I have to hope someone else can do it.
I've never seen showcases do anything but produce more debt.
So 16,000,000 in volume produced .04 cents which will be gone by the end of the day. Why all the excitement?
If The Supreme Court decides to accept DSS's appeal, things would start looking up again. In my opinion, that means the justices have read the filings and have questions about the judge's decision. That could dimenish any advantage Apple may have. Opinions by the Supreme Court usually take 2 to 6 months. No long arguments, just a 50 page statement by each company. The Court will ask questions and the justices will take it from there... We have to get to that point. May not happen.
I think Chan lost his chance at a cannabis packaging contract. Nothing was ever said. He may not have anything going now, just chess moves.
Just for clarity, can anyone provide a breakdown of what may be going on between DSS, SFOR, IBM, banks, and others? There seems to be a lot of pieces to this puzzle and the more I read the posts here, the more I've become interested. But it is a bit confusing.
Choke! Choke!
Document Security Systems is always filing something. Can they ever file a notice of profit? Maybe this time.
I don't think the lawsuit was ever figured into the price. I can't see supporting it anymore, even if they were to declare a mistrial.
You are right. I have read the filing. I think this trial is all but over.
Not a jury trial yet, but maybe soon. Tuesdays meeting could tell us whether expert witness opinion basically lies mute. I don't see where Apple has the upper hand yet, but they want DSS to think so. Keep the faith bro.
As Robert Fairchild can tell you, by simply adding a component you can reinvent the wheel (pat US5884924A). As Webster can tell you, by simply adding a letter you can redefine the word. Lat(t)er, man.
I think the infringement theory will advance, but there just won't be any witness to advance it. I'll be surprised if any witness testimony is allowed. Maybe the judge wants to make a ruling without the so called "experts". Just another opinion.
I guess the guy who added a second wheel to the wheelbarrow should never have gotten his patent...too obvious.
DSSTM has a similar motion to that of APPLE's. My thoughts are the judge will also grant DSSTM's motion to strike, thus clearing the way for a summary judgement or a partial summary judgement. The fact that the trial continues is a big plus for DSS and suggests the later. I guess we will know next week.
Just my opinion, after reading the federal appeals court ruling, that judges don't find expert witness testimony conclusive and maybe (in my opinion) not too trustworthy. I look for the judge to discard Apple's expert witnesses testimony also. Just the way I see it.
I think the court is likely to reject any expert testimony, as at PTAB appeal, they found no supportive reasoning. Just my opinion.
Whatever happened to DSS's request for a "partial summary judgement"?
I guess we could hope for an injunction to stop production and sales.
Apple makes millions and millions of dollars each day. Will that cause the value of the claim to go higher and higher each day? Not sure how that works.