Eric, you lose the import of your message when you spew your obvious biases and call IJ and his cohorts total BS.
Now back to QSI. In hindsight the investments they have made in companies such as Vesper have not been shareholder friendly to say the least. Almost all of QSI's investments have been made in an effort to obtain a foothold in one way or another to advance CDMA. Is this wrong?? Now, the real value of those investments can not only be judged in monetary return. They also have to be judged by the effects they had on the intent. So far, I have been unable to judge the benefits. However, it is my opinion is that they have been far less successful than management intended. I think that management realizes this and is cutting back on any further investments. They realize that CDMA is going to grow by itself----it no longer needs seed money.
At least I hope I am right.
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