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    You are saying that, I haven't heard anyone claim that Samsung's watch is innovative.

    BUT when you look at the 4, then the 4S, then the 5, 5S (or is it s?), you see little difference. There is nothing new, just incremental performance increases (again, look at my Porsche analysis).

    Maybe that's enough. The competition is just moving so fast, trying new things, sizes, price points, etc. Do I like those options? No, I like quality, but that's me, not the masses.

    So, it is just a question of "do you like the stock because you like the product?" or "do you like the stock because you think they will innovate or expand markets?"

    I love the products, overall, but can't see how they can continue to innovate and they are reluctant to expand markets. Their stock price reflects that.

    This kinda says it all:


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    • The article utopian posted on the previous page stated that. That's what I was responding to.monospaced
    • Boom goes the dynamiteutopian
    • I like the stock because I don't think Apple has ever stopped innovatingmonospaced
    • But like I stated before, 2 years is not that long. I think they have a lot up their sleeves.monospaced
    • "I like quality".i_monk
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