I wouldn't take it too badly,* its not as if there's no risk to taking on billions of debt, so if you feel something is too risky for your investing dollars, ma

I wouldn't take it too badly,* its not as if there's no risk to taking on billions of debt, so if you feel something is too risky for your investing dollars, maybe you did the right thing for you at the time. If you don't think they (Musk, Bezos, I wish I could think of a failed example![1]) can spend it wisely. The interesting thing to me is that we know that Tim Cook (and other cash rich companies sorry to pick on Apple) cannot spend the money wisely. And they know it too. That's why it's sitting there, where "sitting there" is the best ROI they can think of so far. I think the existence of such large cash piles should worry us all more than it does. * just kidding if I bought AMZN at IPO and sold it I'd take it pretty badly. [1] thought of one. If you don't remember pets.com, you owe yourself a treat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pets.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pets.com