Post by Thomas E.Post by AlanPost by Thomas E.Post by AlanPost by Thomas E.Post by AlanPost by Thomas E.Post by AlanPost by Thomas E.in market valuation
by Microsoft
at least for a few hours! LOL Maccies!
You never got this one, did you, dick?
The only reason "Maccies" ever mentioned "market valuation" in the first
place was that dicks like you insisted that greater market value meant
greater technical value.
I call bullshit. I remember you claimed Apple as the most valuable company based on market valuation. You lie yet again.
Are you really this obtuse in life, Dick?
I may have said that...
...but the INTENT was to make fun of dicks like you who insisted that
greater market value meant greater technical value.
LOL, you lie. You worship at the feet of Apple monopoly power and the earnings that power makes possible.
Check your Usenet history, dick.
It's common knowledge that dicks like you were loudly proclaiming
Microsoft superiority because it had greater revenue than Apple...
...then when Apple's revenues became greater than Microsoft's it became
stock price that was the metric...
...then not stock price, but market cap.
We "maccies" only started talking about it because you dicks raised it
in the first place...
...dick.
LOL, you will go to your grave defending Apple with your last breath!
I'm not defending anything but the facts, Dick.
LOL, your beliefs are facts?
The facts are the facts.
And the fact is that dicks such as you were telling us that Microsoft
financial success meant technical and usability superiority for YEARS.
'Imagine - if this was an insanely great company how much better they
could be. Gee, if they had real products that people really wanted
instead of holding a gun to our heads and forcing us to buy their
totally non-functional OS's and junky Suite......... With better
products they might get to 51% or even 52% increases in profits. WOW, it
boggles the mind.
MS to report 50 percent growth
By Reuters
October 17, 1997, 3:50 p.m. PT
Microsoft (MSFT) is expected to report another solid quarter of nearly
50 percent earnings growth next week, showing no evidence yet of a
slowdown predicted for later in its fiscal year.'
'I may not know much about computer hardware but I have made a lot of
money reading financial statements. Apple is in big trouble, but is not
in need of a financial bailout yet. However, the trends are very
negative. If this rate of decline is maintained for another 24 months
this company will no longer be independent. It will be owned by another
company or it's creditors.'
Recognize those quotes?
You should...
...Dick.