That's why I'm loading up and for the life of me can't understand why others are not averaging down at these bargain prices, I know there are a lot of bagholders here and passing up an opportunity of a lifetime here.
It's obviously bottomed out here and holding firm. Although the recent Appeal is non-precedential it is a definite positive direction. I can't guarantee it but in my opinion Joe Beyers is still hard at it and even without the lawsuit we're in for some big surprises soon concerning new ventures. I say this based upon PR from 3 years ago before they went silent and left Nasdaq listing status. This is not financial advise and my conclusions are mostly common sense oriented and instinct.
Joe Beyers, not a fly by night kind of guy and has a history of professionalism, co-inventer of the microchip and many other amazing accomplishments over the years.
I am long INVT and have been buying and selling it for several years, only selling for the purpose of averaging down waiting for this stock to explode, I think it's ripe and this day is just around the corner.
I know nothing about Kevin Kanning outside of what has been mentioned here and past filings where he seems to be loading up over the past few years. I suspect his conclusions are his ability to see the writing on the wall, INVT has a lot more going for it beyond this lawsuit with Apple and others. They explained their business model which involved co-owning patent rights with owners versus outright buying them in exchange for their services leveraging their value, I think we don't hear much due to the ongoing litigation, once again that is speculation on my part. Diamond hands from here on and no intentions to sell until we reach at least .20 territory, that's my strategy. Anyone else have some more intelligent comments I would love to hear them...
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