yea I mean hey it's one thing to say, I don't think this is worth it because their products are run of the mill what I can get elsewhere cheaper with their name slapped on it (branded)
it's another thing if they are selling a product that is of average or better than average quality with their name on it, and they support the item well, and they are working on products of their own.
Is it worth publically trading a company of this size though? Sure wasn't at the time. But is it worth bashing or trying to 'wake' people up about the 'slapping of the stickers', no. Because every company does this.
There are MANY MANY companies out there that ACTUALLY started with products in their basements, moving to larger facilities over time, then finally they realized that they can just have a manufacturer that specializes in making these, say widgets - give them some special specs that makes theirs different or request a certain material be used to manufacturer the item - and then they PROBABLY don't even put the stickers on themselves!
BTW here's another good analogy - DELTA did NOT make that aircraft...Boeing probably did. And it's the same one that Southwest is using. The only difference is the 'sticker'.
Knowlesmsn: have you ever taken a Dell PC completely apart and checked components? Doubt it cuz you have no clue what you are speaking of. I've repaired plenty and the motherboard is specially designed for Dell, the cooling fans, power supply, the case etc. All proprietary designs. Can't run down and buy these parts at a PC store for replacement...gotta go direct to Dell.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
