I bought SFOR stock late last spring - early summe
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Posted On: 02/12/2019 6:02:13 PM
I bought SFOR stock late last spring - early summer and it's been an interesting ride. Why didn't I buy earlier? I would have but didn't know anything about SFOR until a friend clued me in and I joined Investors Hangout. I have certainly enjoyed the DD and insights of others - it's a real learning experience.
I agree the pending court case is most important and I do believe we'll win. As far as selling SFOR after the big win, here are my observations:
1) Ropes and Gray took the case on a percentage basis. They want to mine that vein at least to get the low hanging fruit. Look for additional lawsuits after they settle the current ones.
2) The more settled lawsuits, the more valuable SFOR becomes. Patience is the key.
3) I have not seen any discussions about dividends - only share prices. One sure way to raise the share price is to issue dividends. Let's say SFOR ends with 4.6 billion after the initial round of lawsuits is settled or the equivalent of $2 per share. 25 cents a share dividend would be sweet. I'm not basing that on anything other than cash flow results in dividends and that makes investors happy.
It's not easy to wait. My wife has had cancer treatments for the last 14 months plus surgery before that and we sure could use the cash. I'm not saying this to generate sympathy but to point out that everybody has different needs and circumstances. Even though I've never met you, I hope your recovery is going well Longboard. This is my first posting and hope I didn't ramble too much.
I agree the pending court case is most important and I do believe we'll win. As far as selling SFOR after the big win, here are my observations:
1) Ropes and Gray took the case on a percentage basis. They want to mine that vein at least to get the low hanging fruit. Look for additional lawsuits after they settle the current ones.
2) The more settled lawsuits, the more valuable SFOR becomes. Patience is the key.
3) I have not seen any discussions about dividends - only share prices. One sure way to raise the share price is to issue dividends. Let's say SFOR ends with 4.6 billion after the initial round of lawsuits is settled or the equivalent of $2 per share. 25 cents a share dividend would be sweet. I'm not basing that on anything other than cash flow results in dividends and that makes investors happy.
It's not easy to wait. My wife has had cancer treatments for the last 14 months plus surgery before that and we sure could use the cash. I'm not saying this to generate sympathy but to point out that everybody has different needs and circumstances. Even though I've never met you, I hope your recovery is going well Longboard. This is my first posting and hope I didn't ramble too much.
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