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> American customers tend to be the best, pay the most so of course the customer base is largest in dollar terms (as opposed to say Euros, or Yuan (practically
by ElectricalUnion 3y ago
> American customers tend to be the best, pay the most so of course the customer base is largest in dollar terms (as opposed to say Euros, or Yuan (practically non-existent customer/consumer base)).
It depends on where you are established or what markets are you serving.
Let's suppose you're a foreign country hitech company like Huawei, in that case, when you start disrupting US markets and US incumbents, you instead are disrupted yourself, so the US market as "valuable as it might be" ends up being worse that worthless, the reason "why your company is sanctioned" and inaccessible.
So if you plan on going real big and disruptive, possibly like Huawei was, going for the US market domination doesn't seem like the best idea.
- 908B64B197 3y ago> Let's suppose you're a foreign country hitech company like Huawei, in that case, when you start disrupting US markets and US incumbents, you instead are disrupted yourself, so the US market as "valuable as it might be" ends up being worse that worthless, the reason "why your company is sanctioned" and inaccessible. All you have to do is not be a foreign state-controlled company and not try to circumvent sanctions to known bad actors. Case point: Ericsson and Siemens have no issue selling in America.