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If Apple sold as many iPebbles in its first year as iPads in their first year
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deckeda wrote:
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Even a new product category would have to be wildly successful to have a meaningful impact on Apple's business.

This is why I don't understand investing. At all.

I've often read that a company that doesn't grow, dies. Really?

What if desktops (and therefore, Macs) completely disappeared and yet the company still thrived by keeping revenues/profits/whatever steady. No growth per se. Just a swap of products offered. Not success?
I don't get the non-growth=failure thing either.
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Re: If Apple sold as many iPebbles in its first year as iPads in their first year - by Black - 09-12-2014, 05:21 AM

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