$142,000 invested at Apples IPO in 1984 would today be a split adjusted 1,092,000 shares valued at $184,000,000……not a bad ROI. Although like he said most people outside of the technology world at the time had zero idea what any of it was or would be, let alone the companies that would become the worlds most valuable 30 to 40 years later. Certainly easy to go back to the 80’s and say one would have bought up shares of Apple, Adobe, Microsoft & Oracle lol
So stock dilution affects the percentage owned, but not necessarily the stock price. When new stocks are offered and if he doesn't buy enough, then his percentage would drop, but his value of total stocks could go up. I think.
Jobs was extremy ungrateful to Markkula (and to so many other people); yes, Wozniak-Jobs were a great team, but without Markkula's initial investment and faith in them, it wouldn't happen simple as that.
I don't think he was ungrateful just because he hasn't mentioned his name anywhere. He was so driven by his desire to create great products he just could not think about anything else...
@@ranjanmistry5961absolute bull crap. even someone from the R & D department who does actual work all day would have the time to give some moments of thought to other aspects of their company, and just think freely like a normal person.
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Finally people are talking about Markkula!!!!!!
I worked for Mike. Absolutely a great guy, and a lot of patience to put up with Steve
And what happened then ? Did that company succeed? I would like to know how it all turned out.
the company has a fruit as its logo.
@@pavloskairis9994 it must be some kind of fruit company or something ?
@@mrphatmunkeyspew6969 of what I hear, the fruit company is doing well.
@pavloskairis9994 it was Blackberry
I think those hippies ended up joining a commune. That's what I heard anyway.
Just thinking the return that guy has
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$142,000 invested at Apples IPO in 1984 would today be a split adjusted 1,092,000 shares valued at $184,000,000……not a bad ROI. Although like he said most people outside of the technology world at the time had zero idea what any of it was or would be, let alone the companies that would become the worlds most valuable 30 to 40 years later. Certainly easy to go back to the 80’s and say one would have bought up shares of Apple, Adobe, Microsoft & Oracle lol
With Bidenflation that barely buys you a peach bell, these days...
If he held his 26% today he would have a net worth of over 500 billion dollars.
So stock dilution affects the percentage owned, but not necessarily the stock price. When new stocks are offered and if he doesn't buy enough, then his percentage would drop, but his value of total stocks could go up. I think.
Jobs was extremy ungrateful to Markkula (and to so many other people); yes, Wozniak-Jobs were a great team, but without Markkula's initial investment and faith in them, it wouldn't happen simple as that.
I don't think he was ungrateful just because he hasn't mentioned his name anywhere. He was so driven by his desire to create great products he just could not think about anything else...
Similar to how Zuckerberg was ungrateful for Eduardo
@@ranjanmistry5961absolute bull crap. even someone from the R & D department who does actual work all day would have the time to give some moments of thought to other aspects of their company, and just think freely like a normal person.
Truly nonsense take. Steve talked about Mike all the time.
@@merrychase9744 Yeah that's why when got again in apple he managed to get him out lol, read
Apple’s history is too deep to dig out…
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Didn't he sell his 20% stake to a group just before Apple went public...
I wonder if he got screwed over to.
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