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>If they keep (fixed) expenses down so they can live without the cash cow, then it's no problem. That totally depends on how you define "problem". I believe th
by blumkvist 11y ago
>If they keep (fixed) expenses down so they can live without the cash cow, then it's no problem.
That totally depends on how you define "problem". I believe the market will definitely have a problem with the current asking price of the owners for 1 share of the company if the iphone stops being a thing. This will make the owners very worried indeed.
- HiYaBarbie 11y agoA stock market crash is coming either way. Why? Because nothing has been fixed since 2008, the official US unemployment rate is a sham, and so on.
- dagw 11y agoA stock market crash is coming either way A stock market crash is always coming. If you can't say if it's coming next month, next year or next decade, then the statement contains no information.
- HiYaBarbie 11y ago> A stock market crash is always coming. And you complain about a statement containing no information? The thing is, no one knows exactly when a crash will happen. But some people know that one will happen say, within the next five years, and that it's going to be worse than 2008 and 2001 because the underlying problems have only been getting worse.
- venomsnake 11y agoThe markets can stay irrational for longer that you can stay solvent.
- HiYaBarbie 11y agoThat's certainly true, but not really relevant :)
- blumkvist 11y agoOh great. More doomsday jibberish. Listen gais!!!! A market crash is comming! I read it on a blog. Brace yourselves! (You heard it here first)
- HiYaBarbie 11y agoSo you're proudly sticking your head up your ass, or something? Do you also think Greece's problem of having way too much debt was fixed by loaning it ~80B dollars more?