I share your optimism with two caveats:
1. A favorable Markman is great but will not then move swiftly to a settlement with TM or a sale of the patent for our profit. TM just got $8 billion from AT&T and thus can tie a favorable Markman up in court for years if it so desires. Of course, such a move might slap them with treble damages when the case is finally settled in our favor. It's a race track bet.
2. I assume that among the dozens of illegal deals we suspect the Board of Crooks undertook is an illegitimate award to themselves of millions or tens of millions of shares. Frankly, we don't know what the BOC did since 2004 and thus who knows what the receiver may discover and then either allow or disallow. Williams tried to open the books and failed, achieving only a copying of tens of thousands of loose pages of financials, crossword puzzles, pizza orders, emails, and who knows what else. I personally believe the BOC is up to their eyeballs in criminal activity re. CLYW. We are going on six months since receivership was declared and we owners are no closer to understanding just WTH went on with the BOC.
This said, I believe we will see a resolution in less than three years and know where we stand by next spring. As for people selling shares privately for pennies -- bad decision. That's like tearing-up a lottery ticket because they can't stand the suspense.
