I have not researched this company, so I have no opinion. If it's a solid company, this event presents a buying opportunity.
It's well known that DoD contractors sell info to each other that's classified. When you work on a classified project, not only do your competitors know that your working on it, they have detailed technical specs of the systems you are providing to the client.
Interesting article: People are paying up to $40 for a doughnut in Manhattan because only 250 are made per day. It's not just because they taste good, it's a status symbol too (like shopping at Whole Foods).
Whole Foods should market limited-edition foods to Yuppies who have way more money than common sense. This would greatly increase the margins in their already successful prepared foods sector.
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/supply-demand-pay-40-doughnut-132535156.html?vp=1
I've seen lots of these infringement trials, and a good case can be made for misconduct in each one. Both sides endeavor to lead the jury, and the side that fails accuses the other side of misleading the jury. I hope VHC gets a new trial, but I predict the likelihood of that is 20%. VHC simply got out-lawyered, which is why trials are #$%$ shoots no matter how good your case is.
Go buy another electronic cow. I think it's time to harvest your virtual crops.
would you trust your money on their gambling site?