How Apple Changed Under Tim Cook: 15 Years in Numbers

[Mike Boreham]

No. Reading comprehension fail.

19% across all 14 years. Not 19% each year - 19% in total. That's all.

Thank you so much for pointing out my error so politely.

 

[I7guy]

Under Tim Cook, I went from:

- Being in awe of Apple stores to hating them. (I think the Burberry lady broke the store experience.)
- Looking forward to Apple product releases to fearing them. (What will they break next?)
- Being able to enjoy Apple products to being unable to use them due to PWM and dithering.

Apple's best product during Tim Cook's tenure has been its stock -- $AAPL.

I don't know if Apple will change for the better after him. Usually after a financial engineering CEO steps away, the company falls apart pretty quickly. But let's see.

Edit:
Since we're talking 15 years in numbers, we should include this too.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2083156280579903937

https://twitter.com/x/status/2079214195254464837

Under Tim cook I went from having one Apple product to a houseful of them. The byproduct of all of that has been the increase in market cap. (Thanks for that Mr. Cook)

So you think a $5T company is going to fall apart quickly? I can’t believe those words weren’t sent through AI.

But we all have different experiences and ymmv.