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Originally posted by pushpills@Jul 22 2004, 12:09 PM
That's nutts, I see their stock is starting to gain again.
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Their stockholders are like people who just lost at the casino, and are now trying to win the money they lost back by throwing more money on the table - good thing is that they will convince each other that the stock is much more worth, and by doing so, they will spend more money buying up stocks, before the next round of bad news, when they will loose all of the talked up value + money they invested :-)
Acacia is not worth more than its current liquidation value - including their patents... how much would a company like IBM be willing to buy the acacia patents for? I´m guessing it is alot lower than the value an average acacia stockholder think its worth - lottery tickets only have a imaginary value until the drawing takes place, after that everyone knows their value... Acacia should pay gaming tax to the goverment, since their stock is nothing more than a lottery ticket for the naive investor.