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This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.
Quarterhill Inc., under the symbol QTRH-T, has been facing challenges in its technological ventures, particularly in transitioning from technology patents to transportation sensors. The reviews highlight a chronic underperformance, although there are glimmers of hope in improved sales momentum. However, the revenue remains inconsistent, leading to a cautious outlook. One expert owns debentures, indicating a preference for safer income over direct equity exposure due to the company's volatility. There is a belief that while an improvement is possible, investor sentiment remains lukewarm, with an emphasis on liquidity preferences as the firm continues its strategic pivot, which has yet to yield desired results.
(A Top Pick Dec 29/11. Down 19.11%.) 2013 had better be a good year for them because there are a lot of catalysts coming up. 2013 is really the “show me” time for this story. Still likes the story. If he sees that the Markman story is not going well in February, he would be a little bit concerned. Have $1.65 in cash on their balance sheet so this is a good entry point. 3.1% dividend yield, which they had been increasing. Management has been buying back quite a few shares in the first 2 weeks of December. Watch the Markman story.
(A Top Pick Aug 29/11. Down 21.73%.) Have started to recover over the last 8 weeks. People are anticipating some deals being signed early next year because they are going to trial with a number of handset makers. Still likes the story. Great balance sheet. Raised its dividends. Good earnings. Still a Buy.
His view on the tech sector is quite negative because of what is going on in Europe and China. However, this company’s business should be shielded from that to some extent. They are developing a pretty diversified range of patents. Likes it at this price. As long as they continue to deliver on the fundamentals, he’ll probably add to his position.
Recently looked at this to see what the actual cash earnings are realized they are not really making as much money as he had thought. They don’t make enough in the good years to justify the bad years.