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We just need a trial date, if they're ever going to "get closer to an agreement as we move toward a new trial date."
Lol. Privately held companies issue private offerings all the time.
I'm hopeful we get a trial date and not another extension.
If it's someone from this board, they might be on to you.
I can't imagine longs selling at this point. I figure I've waited this long, might as well see it through. The delays are exasperating, though.
I'm not sure how that would work. Would the brokerage houses facilitate the transfer? Just curious, I'm not selling mine. Hopefully, in another week and a half or so we'll have a new trial date and, if Specialneeds is right, a settlement shortly thereafter.
It'll likely sit on a ship in the LA Harbor with the other 2 billion tons or so of imports sitting out there. You can't imagine what a pain it was trying to find a tube for my bicycle tire this weekend.
This is where I got the September 5 date, Order #9, filed August 6:
https://www.courts.delaware.gov/rules/pdf/COVIDOrder9-08052020.pdf
"WHEREAS, under 10 Del. C. § 2004(c), an order declaring a judicial
emergency is limited to an initial duration of not more than 30 days, but may be modified or extended for additional periods of 30 days each;"
Court orders regarding Covid are posted here:
https://www.courts.delaware.gov/aoc/covid-19#reopen
I don't think it's a matter of "hiding" from it; it needs a host. Let covid die a quiet death on a neglected surface somewhere so we can get on with our lives.
Hopefully, only another 15 days or so until we get a new trial date.
Me, too! LOL. Honestly, I never understood why earnings were taxed at a higher rate than capital gains. Seems like income is income and it should be taxed the same. Would suck though, if the 13 settle in 2021, and the new law goes into effect in 2022 for the tax year 2021.
I hope this gets settled in 2021 if Biden wins the election. Those of us holding outside of a Roth for years will be paying ordinary income tax on any proceeds.
https://www.fool.com/amp/taxes/2020/08/23/12-tax-changes-joe-biden-wants-to-make/
This ticker needs a David Lazar custodianship filing. That'll send it flying. Everyone in the OTC seems to get a hard-on for that guy.
Isn't November 11 a holiday, Veteran's Day?
Thank you, Long.
Not the exact date. It was right after the letter from the 13 requesting a continuance was posted.
"When" we win against Cox.
Courts are closed until September 5.
We wont even know if the courts will reopen until the first week of September.
Honestly, we don't know what the 13 are going to do, but if history provides any indication, I think we should prepare for at least another year for the final nail in the coffin for Cox. Fifteen years might be a bit of a stretch.
When we win, payout will depend on settlement or verdict. If there is a buyout, there is no way Carter can choose not to share with the remaining shareholders.
If Cox decides to go to trial and appeal, they have 30 days from the date of the verdict to either pay or let the court know, via a filing, they are planning to appeal. Then they have 90 days from the date of the verdict to file with the appeals court. They'll wait until day 89. Then the provider who loses at trial after Cox, whoever that may be, will likely do the same, and the next, and the next, in a staggered succession of court trials and appeals, just like they did with the PTAB, until they've exhausted all opportunities to drag it out. At which time, they will be forced to pay damage awards. Then, I think Carter or IPwe/institutional investors will buy out remaining shareholders and go after the remaining infringers (this is just a thought, of course -- there was talk of a one time dividend as well before going after other infringers, but the value per share will go up significantly with each win after the 13, so I think a buyout will come from a private entity before the rest of the globe is taken on).
Yeah, IDK. You boys seem to be having a little trouble keeping it up.
The question for me is, how do we get a trial date? The numbers will reveal themselves in settlement or jury verdict.
They had already had Cisco build the boxes and started rolling it out.
It would have made great sense for Comcast to buy the tech 7 years ago when it was offered at $5 million. Common sense really isn't all that common.
I don't know, with 40 million + unemployed, they may have lost some customers. These days, you can use data tethering from your mobile phone if you don't have internet.
Rockie could have bought us all out of UOIP for $1 a share and still had some change.
Holy Smokes!!! I'm not sure I would share that story. LOL But, honestly, with retailers especially, it's hard to predict how successful they'll be right out of the gate.
I guess it was about 20 years later he sold it, right before he passed.
My grandfather had stock in IBM. Until he finally caved to my grandmother, who insisted computers would never catch on, and sold it to by land... in the Ozarks. Sold the property 30 years later for a loss.
Well, since Comcast is the one who stole the tech and conspired with Cisco and Arris to sell it to the others, I'm not sure it would be a good idea for Comcast to buy the tech now and sue the others. And if they were too cheap to pay $5 million for it several years ago, I'm sure they're too cheap to pay what Carter's asking now.
I just wish Cox would realize how simple it is.
It's hard to say what the 13 are doing behind the scenes. But I believe Cox will have 30 days to settle with the courts, or file an appeal, once Chanbond is awarded damages.
I'm sure there's some overlap, since most of the providers sell packages. And we're only suing the top 13, who have about 85% of the business.
It is about the router. High speed channel bonding is applicable to both video and data. So the number of "cable" customers I used in my calculation is probably very conservative for purposes of calculating fees.
Is that EDT or PDT?
I don't have cable. I have an Arris box for internet.
I believe the boxes are needed for internet as well. I don't have cable, but I have an Arris box for internet and streaming.
I think somewhere around $3 billion for all 13 would be a conservative number.