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billybinsleepin 4 posts  |  Last Activity: Mar 11, 2013 7:42 PM Member since: Nov 29, 2012
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  • ST losing out on many fronts now. Only way to survive is to fight INVN. They are the one shorting most of the stock. To cause as much harm as possible. But they will lose badly it seems. Trying to hold a Tiger like this by the tail. Tsk Tsk Tsk. You should offer 3.5 - 4.0 billion and your troubles will be over with ST.

    That is if we let you.

  • It aint looking too good for ST lately. I reckon the only way they can survive moving forward will be to buy Invensense. how about $35 a share?

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    Its all lining up as very bad news.

    by jimmysaysso Feb 26, 2013 6:57 PM
    billybinsleepin billybinsleepin Feb 26, 2013 7:20 PM Flag

    Thanks for that feedback. Seems logical. The two countersuits are weak and probably just thrown out there to try and slow things down. on Feb 4th INVN has asked for reexamination of four patents owned by STMicroelectronics, Inc. (see ex parte Request Nos. (4) to (7)). The stock price is dropping hard three weeks later tells me it aint looking to good. Nasiri dumping shares to boot. This stock is history. 9's tomorrow. and wont come back unless its vindicated in court. If not vindicated. This stock will be a total loss ! Risky

  • billybinsleepin by billybinsleepin Feb 26, 2013 5:35 PM Flag

    INVN did some work and fired Nasiri in October once they discovered they were infringing on the ST patents. Timing of this and the stock movement appears not to favor INVN and it looks like they will get spanked. If any of the 9 patent infringements hold INVN is dead money and probably will have to close up shop as a scam. No way Nasiri would have been dismissed if this wasnt the case. The guy founded the company for christ sakes. I mean this is a no brainer short to 0. hahahaha.,
    Good Lucks !

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