Yes, you're correct. Had they not tried to auction them, they wouldn't be in court. Seems rather funny they didn't want the court to auction them in 2008 when they got a turnover order, but they tried to auction the patents themselves in 2009. So what changed between 2008 and 2009. If they auctioned them through THEIR TRUSTEE, they get all the money and the patents. If they let the court do it, they only get the money. There is no way the Daic parties can outbid any of the cell phone players. As I keep saying, once they figure the patent grab is over, they will settle. Their only option is to settle. At this point in the case, since they have dropped the turnover request, the best they can hope for is that Calypso is in default of the 2008 agreement and they did not interfere. I would place the odds on that happening to be relatively slim <2%. So what it falls back to is that Calypso will win part if not all of this case and the jury will make a determination as to what if anything the parties are obligated to pay each other. There will be no turnover of the patents to anyone because that is not part of this case. Anything being posted by folks on this board saying otherwise is just not true or correct. If you read the documents you can see it. All of the talk about Daic will own 100% isn't even possible and is just an attempt to drive the price down so they can load up on shares. Read the documents if you don't believe me. It's all out there. Nothing I've read says anything about Daic owning 75% of the stock or patent. Never has. If he does he needs to report that to the SEC.
AI
