Howards comments have come back to haunt us more than once. I won't continue to bring up the past because I beleive lately he has improved by about 1000%. But declaring a Nokia victory last year was like hitting a home run in the 5th inning to take a 6 to 5 lead with 4 innings left to play.
At this point it doesn't matter what we think, the small shareholders. It is what the analysts and institutions are thinking. They control the stock price. Our buys and sells are small bips on the screen. Their blocks control the current and future direction.
The fact is that the sentiment is leaning toward the Nokia arbitration to being a road block so I called it a DAMM. Howard had stated it is not. He must prove them wrong by signing a major license (LG?).