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Technically, IBM has been in a secular bear market since the high of 03/20138 years ago. As I see it, a continuation of the failure to break out of that downtrend implies a retest of the 11/2008 lows.
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IBM quantum cykle, yeah
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IBM will disappear in less than one year and best chance get acquired by Microsoft
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Quantum Computation, they will revolutionise financial applications, remember 2013 ASIC and the whole Crypto world got momentum. The company which made the first mainframe era and even mobile phones they don't disappear. They just don't care trading like Intel. Whole world will disappear if they do. 2000 Y2k , solved basically by them only
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It's just panic-selling. It will settle down, just be patient.
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Moving from being forefront of computer engineering to "financial engineering". I don't trust their books
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Slowly declining giant
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I wouldn't pass the judgement just yet, based on one slightly missed financial expectations. They had their expensess and they are also planning on dividing part of their business into new company, for which I think we will get some shares as current shareholders. So, there's still some hope left.
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