ITC Questions Another Apple v. Samsung Ruling
Top message: All of them by Zpike
Replying to: They cannot become irrelevant fast enough. by Haggard
Re: They cannot become irrelevant fast enough.
Except that the numbers Apple announced today weren't very good, in fact they were so bad that Apple's stock price dropped 12% after the news was released. This was the worst day for Apple stock since the collapse of AIG in 2008.
In fact, Apple's stock price has been in decline for more than year, and has fallen 25% since Steve Jobs' death. Wall Street analysts agree that the pace of increase Apple has experienced in the last 5 years is slowing down.
They even lost their position as the world's most valuable company.
I'm not saying the company is doomed, I'm sure it will continue to be profitable for many years to come, but it does seem clear that it has reached its peak and isn't going to grow any bigger.
In fact, Apple's stock price has been in decline for more than year, and has fallen 25% since Steve Jobs' death. Wall Street analysts agree that the pace of increase Apple has experienced in the last 5 years is slowing down.
They even lost their position as the world's most valuable company.
I'm not saying the company is doomed, I'm sure it will continue to be profitable for many years to come, but it does seem clear that it has reached its peak and isn't going to grow any bigger.
Replies
- Re: They cannot become irrelevant fast enough. by Tofuchong
- Re: They cannot become irrelevant fast enough. by T Bone
- The problem isn't about the iPhone losing ground, by Haggard
- Losing value by Zpike
- The problem isn't about the iPhone losing ground, by Haggard
- Re: They cannot become irrelevant fast enough. by T Bone
- They weren't bad at all. by Haggard
- Re: They weren't bad at all. by T Bone
- Re: They weren't bad at all. by Haggard
- Re: They weren't bad at all. by T Bone
