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					<description><![CDATA[The Bloomberg interview with Scott McNealy was actually in 2002, not 1982.  (1982 was the year that Sun Micro was founded).  The title of the article is &quot;A Talk with Scott McNealy&quot;.

It is actually a great article, definitely worth reading the whole thing.  McNealy&#039;s explanation of what P/E ratios men for investors (not traders) is beautifully simple.

Also note what McNealy had to say about MSFT trying to get in and be the &quot;choke point&quot; for a wide range of devices to approach ubiquity.  He always saw MSFT as the Big Bad.  Indeed, we&#039;ve reached the scary part of his prediction, but the villians are Apple and Google (iOS and Android).

Here is the Bloomberg article.  It is paywalled, so if you are not a Bloomberg subscriber you will need to hit ^P while the page is loading and then you can read the article in the print preview window.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2002-03-31/a-talk-with-scott-mcnealy]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Bloomberg interview with Scott McNealy was actually in 2002, not 1982.  (1982 was the year that Sun Micro was founded).  The title of the article is "A Talk with Scott McNealy".</p>
<p>It is actually a great article, definitely worth reading the whole thing.  McNealy's explanation of what P/E ratios men for investors (not traders) is beautifully simple.</p>
<p>Also note what McNealy had to say about MSFT trying to get in and be the "choke point" for a wide range of devices to approach ubiquity.  He always saw MSFT as the Big Bad.  Indeed, we've reached the scary part of his prediction, but the villians are Apple and Google (iOS and Android).</p>
<p>Here is the Bloomberg article.  It is paywalled, so if you are not a Bloomberg subscriber you will need to hit ^P while the page is loading and then you can read the article in the print preview window.<br />
<a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2002-03-31/a-talk-with-scott-mcnealy" rel="nofollow ugc">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2002-03-31/a-talk-with-scott-mcnealy</a></p>
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