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2011-06-09
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Originally Posted by Rugoz
Finally, I find someone here who can differentiate between market cap and firm value.
People should not read too much into market capitalisation, its just one of many variables to determine the real value of a company.
Glad to know you.
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2011-06-09
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#124
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Maybe you would like to take a look at the google's stock as well?
No new anything shown that's a blockbuster seller, a reduced presence in regards to their market share being somewhere around it was in 1998 or so, the public dropping of MeeGo for the lesser liked and bought (out of Android and iOS options) WP7... yeah.
No surprise here.
EDIT:Added the link:http://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE%3AGOOG (Choose the Year till date option.)
Originally Posted by 9000
Yeah. I mean so. Market share is not the most important factor to judge about the company's value.
Finally, I find someone here who can differentiate between market cap and firm value.
Glad to know you.
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2011-06-09
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#125
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Elop is acutally a genius.
A real businessman doesn't sell a single phone once in a while - one by one. He sells the whole company at once. Smart!
A real businessman doesn't sell a single phone once in a while - one by one. He sells the whole company at once. Smart!
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2011-06-09
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#126
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Originally Posted by cBeam
Well, he's not wrong, in the sense that Nokia has hitched their wagon WP. If WP fails, then Nokia does too. So of course Nokia wants it to succeed. Success will mean that other hardware makers will want to use it too.
yeah, this is where Steven Elop, current CEO of Nokia stated that he wishes that HTC and Samsung will be successful with Windows Phone.
The best possible result here is that Nokia gets to be just another Microsoft OEM. Hopefully the biggest. They are shooting to be the Dell of phones. Which I guess is better than being bankrupt, but it isn't exactly an exciting future either. They will have to live on small profit margins and pretty much jettison any hope of doing serious R&D.
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2011-06-09
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#127
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Originally Posted by bobh
He is still working for Microsoft it seems tough...
Well, he's not wrong, ...
I still don't get why WP7 is so much better for Nokia than Android would have been.
Originally Posted by bobh
Why not join the bigger Android community than the without-Nokia-already-dead WP7 community with all this talk about being reduced to an OEM?
The best possible result here is that Nokia gets to be just another Microsoft OEM.
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2011-06-09
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Originally Posted by Stonik
Yep, just like he sold the entire company to Adobe months after he assumed duty as a CEO of Macromedia.
Elop is acutally a genius.
A real businessman doesn't sell a single phone once in a while - one by one. He sells the whole company at once. Smart!
He's a real expert in betraying...I meant selling his company.
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2011-06-09
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#129
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Finally an article that states that the worst might be over for NOK shareholders. Some good numbers there.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2741...y?source=yahoo
The author is long NOK, so he either sees the rosy side or puts his money where his mouth is.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2741...y?source=yahoo
The author is long NOK, so he either sees the rosy side or puts his money where his mouth is.
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2011-06-09
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#130
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Originally Posted by cBeam
I'm afraid to answer...
Trivia question of the day:
Who said this in a keynote at Qualcomm’s Uplinq?
"The point though is that I want Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, to be successful with Windows Phone. I want G.S. Choi at Samsung to be successful with Windows Phone."
[quote slightly edited for name and function of referred to persons]
a) Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft
b) Larry Page, CEO of Google
c) Steve Jobs, Apple dude
d) Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia
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