[empath75]

In the year after the iPhone was announced, blackberry stock tripled to 140 dollars a share. They had record profits and revenue.

It’s currently $4.

You can be a dead man walking even while your financials are fine.

[itsoktocry]

>In the year after the iPhone was announced...

The iPhone was a one-in-a-generation product that upended an industry. Yet I see 10 products being compared to it a week.

It may sound cynical to people here, but in the long-run, you'll do a lot better thinking "this is probably not the next iPhone" than having FOMO that every second tech company might be the next Apple.

[empath75]

I’m just using it as an example of an incumbent being disrupted. It takes a few years to show up in the bottom line.

[Synaesthesia]

The same could be said of nvidia. I don’t think their future is assured by any means.

[empath75]

Nothing is assured, but if you were going to bet, intel’s future seems a lot cloudier. Where do they get growth from?