Natalie MacDonald
Senior News Editor, Special Projects Lead - APAC @ LinkedIn | Currently on parental leave
Published Sep 3, 2020
Tech titan Apple is worth more than all of Britain’s biggest listed companies combined, just two weeks after becoming the first US firm to be valued at $2tn. Investors rushed to buy shares in the maker of iPhones and iPads after it implemented a four-for-one stock split on Monday. In contrast, London’s FTSE 100 — which is light on attractive technology businesses — has lost nearly a quarter of its combined value since the start of the year, partly due to a stronger pound.
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“The FTSE 100 is a dinosaur, full of rather lumbering old-world stocks with precious little growth to offer,"With the exception of Ocado, "there is no tech to speak of, which is where the real money has been made this year,"Interesting take on how the old and new compare, and we all know what happened to the dinosaurs eventually #DigitalTransformation #DontBeTheDinosaur
Apple more valuable than the entire FTSE 100
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Welcome to the new! Fascinating read about old vs new market valuations. Buckle up!
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SOMETHING IS WRONG HERE!#Apple is now more valuable than the entire capital value of the UK’s FTSE100 members.Is Apple so valuable or have the FTSE100 members done little to enhance the value of their companies or are the component companies just ‘old hat’ type companies that CAN’T move with the times?? Your views please!
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