Nope
"As several sharp-eyed readers immediately noted (and we forgot), Apple has an unusual method of accounting for some of its cash on hand, which is that it classifies $18 billion of cash as a long-term investment. (This is because the cash is invested in Treasuries with maturities of more than a year). When this cash is included in the company's cash balance, Apple has $42 billion of cash, not $23 billion. This reduces its enterprise value by $18 billion or so, which still puts it below Microsoft's, at least for a few more days. Yahoo Finance's simple calculation of enterprise value is standard, but a more detailed analysis of Apple's liquid assets shows that the market still values Microsoft's business more highly than Apple's. We apologize for jumping the gun!"
Sloba je za 12 godina promenio antropološki kod srpskog naroda. On je od jednog
naroda koji je bio veseo, pomalo površan, od jednog naroda koji je bio znatiželjan, koji
je voleo da vidi, da putuje, da upozna,
od naroda koji je bio kosmopolitski napravio narod koji je namršten, mrzovoljan,
sumnjicav, zaplašen, narod koji se stalno nešto žali, kome je stalno neko kriv - Z.Đinđić
Re: What Happens When Apple Passes Microsoft In Value? Yes, When.
