Texas and NXP had filed IPR petitions seeking a declaration of unpatentability
against the now-inactive, expired patents
and both IPRs were successful. It is inconceivable that Parker would take further action, which would ultimately require the CAFC to rule on the matter
Maybe it's insignificant, Qualcomm?
all in all, things aren't looking very promising for Parker right now, since taking further steps would, of course, require financial resources
$PRKR
$PRKR Don't you think Market or investors are overreacting as the there was no formal or final decision/verdict about the patents at all. Who knows what awaits next
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$PRKR I did not borrow money from you fellas to buy shares of PRKR. I used my own. But still you are here, why? Something tells me something is not right here, am I right?
$PRKR We, the shareholders of PRKR, let alone PRKR, are not paying you, fellas, to badmouth PRKR nor glorify PRKR. But still, you are here, I wonder why?
$PRKR You fellas criticize as if you do not have any interest in PRKR, shares that is. But still you are here. Why? Shouldn't you be in the North Pole enjoying your Christmas Bonuses with the polar bears? Yet, you are still here. I wonder why?
