Prev Close | 66.41 |
Open | 66.73 |
Day Low/High | 66.48 / 67.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 31.04 / 68.36 |
Volume | 188.26K |
Prev Close | 66.41 |
Open | 66.73 |
Day Low/High | 66.48 / 67.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 31.04 / 68.36 |
Volume | 188.26K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 30.81B |
Market Cap | 2.09B |
P/E Ratio | 35.19 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
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Its 49% plunge after new FTC allegations could offer opportunity for patient investors.
The company recently bested quarterly expectations and could be up for a new government contract.
But don't unload any shares until it gets to this key zone.
Two painful macro trends are hitting these companies, and I can only see the stituation getting worse.
Shares of InterDigital have bounced back strongly over the past month because the market is finally concentrating on the company's fundamentals as opposed to its patent litigation, says the company's CEO William Merritt.
It will soon be flush with cash, but the company is far from out of the woods.
BlackBerry's big shortfall hits InterDigital's IP license sales.
I'm particularly concerned about how ripple effects will impact RF-semiconductor firms.
The smartphone is an IP landmine and we've seen that play out.
It calls into question the licensing business models of many companies.
Bill Merritt, CEO of InterDigital, says the Apple/Samsung case will benefit his company as patent innovation is protected.
A lack of near-term catalysts -- as well as bad news from licensee HTC -- should keep investors away.
These names all look very appealing at current prices. It may be time to pony up.
Nokia's new focus on IP licensing should be lucrative, but it won't cure what ails this business model.
The race is on to build a patent war chest against competitors across the tech and telecom sectors.
Verizon Wireless is betting heavily on this high-speed standard -- here's how you can take advantage of this trend.
The market is disappointed, but this could present a buying opportunity for patient investors.
Apple's disclosure of its suppliers offers a trading opportunity in many companies on the list -- and some that aren't.
As players vie for market share, InterDigital's IP and 4G abilities put it in an enviable position.
A Justice Department probe into Google's Motorola deal could be bringing attention to IDCC.
Intellectual property has become a competitive weapon, especially in the mobile space.
Taking quick gains or quick losses is key with this strategy.
A lot of knowledge can be a dangerous thing if you stubbornly cling to your belief in a trade.