By that standard, Warren B must have been one frustrated investor when he held GE for over a decade before he say the profit he had hoped for.
It would be great if startup companies all ran on schedule?
unfortunately, since they are always the little fish in a big pond, they are always at the mercy of forces they cannot control. And in a world where the big fish are companies like, Norton, McAfee, MSFT, Apple, SAP, and a dozen others that eat little companies like VLDI for snacks, they have to be even more careful than one might otherwise expect.
And I always find it interesting when people keep making the argument that VLDI is failing because it has taken them over a decade to get VP to the market, but they never seem to think it strange that MSFT, Apple, Google, Android, Macadamian, SAP, Blackberry, and a thousand other companies have been trying to solve the cyber security problem and have all failed. Some of them have been trying for over three decades, and I never hear anyone trying to make the argument that they are liars, thieves, scammers, or P&Ds. Why is that?
And I find it even funnier when the claim is that all of those companies are going to SUDDENLY come up with the solution and shut VLDI out of the game. AS IF, any of those companies would be withholding the announcement of that accomplishment from the rest of the world. That one wins the laugh of the day prize for me.
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