Quick question about Microsoft..
- Thread starter ChkitOut
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I fail to see how they've lost any market cap. Their stock has been trading in the same range for basically the last decade... usually between $24-28. Most of their products and business units are currently excelling.
Because he was a co-founder. He does not view the company as public, but as his company. The shareholders also think the same. I bet Bill also view it as his company.
They hit a wall, they have Windows, Office, and Xbox. Nothing else they were working on was big enough. Also, the only thing they worked on during the Internet boom was IE, and it just does not make them money like Google can by integrating adds with Search.
They still make a ton of money, but its basically around the same each quarter, so its more of a dividend stock. You get 2.5% dividend on your money, the growth days of MSFT are in the past.
They still make a ton of money, but its basically around the same each quarter, so its more of a dividend stock. You get 2.5% dividend on your money, the growth days of MSFT are in the past.
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PS ... I recommend Paul Allen's book Idea Man, interesting stuff on Microsoft during the 70's and early 80's.
PS ... I recommend Paul Allen's book Idea Man, interesting stuff on Microsoft during the 70's and early 80's.
