When there are no buyers the shorts can take the stock down at will. Other than those already in a position no one believes in the stock. If we have a win against ZTE we will be back below $2.00.
Given the seeming quality of the patent portfolio you would think the stock, on that fact alone, would be well north of its current price.
I believe we have good lawyers and poor managers of perception. They don't have to name name but at least give an indication of what direction and patents are next up...its called PR and without it others control the stock price and direction.
At the end of the day when you buy a stock you buy into management ability to execute along many fronts just not legal.
While they can win before a jury on a patent case, they are loosing in the court of public opinion and from savvy investors. May need a more seasoned CEO than what we have currently.
The inability to extract value from wins and patent portfolio makes VRNG a potential take over candidate at much less than true or fair value.
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