Replies to post #90730 on e.Digital Corporation (fka EDIG)

[rootus99]

sricket- You're thinking correctly

But with only one flaw in your thought process

You still have your shares which should be sold while the issue is still trading. Better yet if you can get a quarter of a penny or third of a penny per share. Consider this final act of selling to be your taking of the dividend that should have been but never was paid. Even that POS PTSC paid its sheep two divies to the best of my recollection. When Duane Morris scored some decent coin based on the early round of lawsuits, the insiders and friendly financiers got theirs' in spades and the shareholders got nada. Take your divy now, and thank me later.

The patents indeed are of no value. Bankruptcy will be granted, and those who still hold shares will realize the total loss.

Wishful thinking aside, there will be no encore. The fat lady has sung and she's only gonna sing once.

[knoxlube]

That's a complicated subject. A patent is not worth much unless it finds it's way into a useful product(s) that someone is willing to pay for. Because IT is frequently stolen and/or imitated it is often necessary to file suit for patent infringement. I believe there is a case before the Supreme Court at present which involves the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA) which was set up under the Obama administration to make it easier to defend against patent infringement. Given the change in Courts makeup and the new administration, the AIA could likely be overruled in the case being heard and the whole premise for it's existence done away with which would in effect allow the reopening and remediation of EDIG's previous lawsuits. At least that's my general understanding of the matter. In other words, if the AIA is done away with, this would be a game changer for EDIG.

Just one of several things I've recently run across. You can check it out yourself by doing a little research. Anyway, just my opinion on the subject since you brought it up.

GLTA/EDIG!