On 6/23/2013 10:03 PM, Tony wrote:
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> Next question, what will he do to make the changes? It's true or
> regarded that Apple doesnt, and doesn't need to compete against
> others as they are doing every well financially? What would they need
> to do to get back the confidence of the investors? As I see it they
> would need to actively compete for sales and market share?
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Unfortunately investors have proven time and again that they care
nothing about quality, they care nothing about customer loyalty except
as it helps to bolster a companies' stock.
All they care about is doing whatever it takes to keep the stock value
high -- which often means keeping the payroll down, keeping the
workforce numbers down, and diluting (and polluting) a company's products.
So the "apple is a niche company" concept may have to go in an effort to
keep attracting new investors, which is what's needed to keep stock
prices above the market average.
And "pride in product" may have to give way to "pride in profit" -- a
surefire way to ruin the magic that has been Apple for so many years.
--
David H. Bailey
dhbailey@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
http://www.davidbaileymusicstudio.com
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