Gee Stein,
You could at least highlight positive aspects until I manage to sell my holding. Such as rapid revenue growth and low valuation for a company with 100% revenue gain and a gross margin of 75%.
If you really were a student of history, you would realise that it is not the company with the best technical product that wins the day but the one that is best at marketing. There are numerous instances of this. For instance: IBM, VHS manufacturers (was it Panasonic and another?), Bose, Microsoft.
CAT must be doing something right. It also has the the first significant mover advantage (I think).
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