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Apple: Great Products = Great Investment?

A very thoughtful response, insight and common sense.
Thank you for the moment.


On Jul 09 11:47 AM disposableidentity wrote:

> "There is a lack of visibility about future sustainability. There
> is a lack of visibility about future direction. There is a lack of
> understanding about future cash flow."
>
> Funny thing innovation. You don't always know where it's going to
> take you. But Apple has consistently innovated, and consistently
> created very profitable new spaces to grow in. If you want to use
> visibly sustainable direction as a guide to investing, you're going
> to end up investing in companies like Sony, Dell, Nokia -- all of
> which Apple is beating in the marketplace with their innovative products,
> and trouncing in the stock market with their new revenue streams.
>
>
> Remember, in 1901 buggy whip makers though they had "visibility about
> future sustainability". A track record for inventing new markets
> will always trump milking a "sure thing". In the long-term there's
> no such thing as a sure thing.

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On Dec 20 11:43 PM Dan Jacome wrote:

> Will any of the big companies go after the smaller stem players -
> which ones are targets?

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