InterDigital Inc (IDCC)

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To begin, one must understand the 'Market'. Brokerage houses/ Market Makers, as a rule and in my opinion, do not care about the companies whose stock they trade in, unless an investment banking relationship must be protected. To them, volatility means trading profits, either as commissions from you or I, or trading against the 'public'.
Just always remember, as far as the SEC is conserned, Market Makers have different rules than you and I. Market makers can short 'out of the....' and can then hide behind 'as in the line of making a liquid market'.
What is difficult to highlight or prove is when 'making a liquid market' ends and helping a naked hedge fund/ entity begins?

Again, two options are open to us:
1) Petition IDCC to list on the NYSE;
2) Get an idea as to how much voting power we have; Since no one can solicit this information, but we are free to proved this information, I suggest we pick one person and mail him the information. I would suggest J. Lurgio. He may not like it, but can't do any thing about it. He would be free to collect the info and could at some time say 'he received unsolicited info from i.e. 0.9% of the outstanding shares ( or 10.2% etc).

Hope this helps.