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Is Apple really going bankrupt? I heard it is. . |
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That's why they sold 1.7 millions iPhone 4s on the 5th day. Apple is the 56th biggest country, they sell an iPad every 3 seconds. They aren't going to be bankrupt anytime soon. Apple, Inc. is NOT a country. Oops sorry, when I type on a iPad, the screen jumps, it's only on lockergnome.net, I must have made a typo and it autocorrected it to country. What I intended to type was company. 3
lol the ipad is taking over, it typed country because it revealed its evil world conquering secret (with apple!!!)!!! XD jk Lol, nice autocorrect! Apple is taking over the world. It's a country now :P |
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That is ridiculous. About 10 years ago they were going to, but today they are doing just fine. In fact, it is estimated that they have more money than Microsoft! http://www.cnbc.com/id/37362611/Apple_Surpasses_Microsoft_in_Market_Cap Apple is WORTH more, but Microsoft still has far more money worth in assets and cash than Apple. All of that information is in the public record through SEC filings. |
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Look at the iPod, iPhone, and iPad. I can tell you that if you surveyed people that had one of those devices compared to a Zune for example, the ratio would be probably around 100:1. How can you tell me that a company that good is going bankrupt? |
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Apple, Inc. (NasdaqGS: AAPL) was pennies under $3.50/share back in September 1984. On Friday, July 02, 2010 the stock last traded at pennies under $250/share. Here's a link to an almost 26-Years of AAPL > AAPL GRAPH |
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No Way. Apple has a lot of money in there wallet which they can do anything with. Such as buying companies like Lala or the ad company they recently bought. |
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Neither Microsoft nor Apple is going bankrupt any time soon. Both are successful in their endeavors. |
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Apple's products are extremely successful at the moment and it seems like they will continue that trend for the next few years barring any major unforeseen events. |

How can you be serious? If they're going bankrupt now, than there is no hope for any other business model.
is this really a question? of course not, at least not since the ipod. apple is doing quite well for them selves...