If you are saying that because Elop hasn't completely turned the ship in two years, that the strategy has failed, and that it won't succeed, you must be counting on something else.
So I ask again for the thirtieth time. What are you counting on, and why do you own the stock?
The strategy, by your own admission (and yes, your spinelessness in making a $4 bet is a flat out admission), isn't changing. I'm 100% on board with Elop and the strategy.
I can't understand what it is you are counting on happening.
What is it?
Please, enlighten me.
What would keep you holding the stock of a company with a strategy with which you disagree, and that you are convinced will fail, and that isn't changing?
Fortunately for me, my holdings in Nokia are well in the black, and I absolutely love what Nokia and Elop are doing. |
