Apple: Predictably Profitable, Unpredictably Valuable
Apple is by far the largest company in the world and fairly old by large company standards. It should attract a certain premium of stability. And yet it doesn't.
Skepticism around the company is continuously evident. It's in the headlines written every day which concoct convoluted reasons to doubt future performance. It's in the conversations I have with investors who question the tiniest of details in the design of a product (like headphone jack or home butto) in order to gauge their impact on the survival of the firm. It's in the continuous parade of "disruptive entrants" or "established giants" ready to knock the company off its perch by virtue of simply existing.
Perhaps the panic it induces in investors with its reliable profits is Apple's most predictable attribute.
Buy land, they're not making it anymore Mark Twain
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