I don't think OPs post was hypercritical of apple's cash position. It simply reinforces the notion that big companies can't use the cash effectively.
To call it hypercritical of apple isn't exactly accurate. It's simply reality. Apple may even be acting more effectively than most by keeping the cash in reserve. You might imagine they're waiting to spend it intelligently and effectively rather than on a slow-moving corporate machine.
As a shareholder I'd approve of such a strategy 100%.
To call it hypercritical of apple isn't exactly accurate. It's simply reality. Apple may even be acting more effectively than most by keeping the cash in reserve. You might imagine they're waiting to spend it intelligently and effectively rather than on a slow-moving corporate machine.
As a shareholder I'd approve of such a strategy 100%.