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88% YoY growth for apple!
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Funny, Apple's stock isn't something I'd be interested in investing in considering the scandals... Anyway, glad to hear they had a good year.
Initially the growth will be a large percentage, but will decline. The number of Macs won't grow as much as that the percentage in growth will remain as high. If I sell one computer in 2003 and two computers in 2004, that's a 100% growth rate. If I sell 3 in 2005, it's 50%. 4 in 2006, 33%.
So relax and don't go all Dr. Pepper over this. It's good new, but it's important to understand what it actually means, especially in a market where there are comparitively few units.
So relax and don't go all Dr. Pepper over this. It's good new, but it's important to understand what it actually means, especially in a market where there are comparitively few units.
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