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Desert dweller

10/13/03 11:35 PM

#45834 RE: Desert dweller #45832

With the rosy news from Motorola and Samsung about increased cell phone sales for the 3rd qtr and expectations of additional increases during the 4th qtr, you would think one of our analysts would be updating their 3rd & 4th qtr revenue forecasts for IDCC.

While I don't share mschere's enthusiastic projections, I do believe we have a strong shot at earning more than we did during the 2nd quarter. Hopefully that will be enough to get some buying interest back in the stock. These couple hundred thousand share trading days sure keeps a lid on the stock price and gives too much opportunity for the price dropping on very low selling pressure.

I do believe we should get a nice pop once earnings are released. It would be nice if NEC was able to give a heads up to IDCC about the amount that they are going to pay to obtain a prepayment discount before the quarterly cc. If IDCC was to announce that NEC was paying $100 million in prepayments during the 4th qtr, do you think it would get the attention of Wall Street?
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jai

10/13/03 11:51 PM

#45835 RE: Desert dweller #45832

IMO, the most important factor that IDCC could accomplish would be continued growth in both earnings and revenues. That being said I would not like to see any more buybacks or any dividends declared.

I think IDCC needs to invest in talent, specifically in sales and business development. I'd really like to see some progress in licensing other companies like Lucent.

"Lucent Technologies to Trial 3G W-CDMA Network in Miami With AT&T Wireless
Monday October 13, 8:01 am ET


MURRAY HILL, N.J., Oct. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Lucent Technologies (NYSE: LU - News) today announced that it is working with AT&T Wireless (NYSE: AWE - News) to deploy a third-generation (3G) W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) trial network in the greater Miami area to evaluate mobile voice and high-speed data services. Lucent already has achieved several key milestones in the project -- its first 3G W-CDMA deployment in North America -- including the successful completion of a series of voice and data calls on the network."