8 years later and now he tweets every single day about bitcoin and says techs are over valued... maybe it's better to listen to this guy rather than your financial advisor
@@linliuqiang92 he just said Microsoft's product introduction was a disaster which it really was, they did lose the mobile wars and apple still outperformed then. He never said microsoft is going to 0
He was way off with 300 million in 2015 "For 2017 the worldwide number of tablet users is projected to rise to around 1.14 billion. In 2014, around 840 million people across the globe used a tablet at least once per month, equivalent to over 20 percent of the world's total population. " -Ref statista
The video was poorly titled. Micheal said Microsoft's product introduction was a disaster. He never said the product was bad itself. He criticized their poor execution which is 100% correct. His second comment was Microsoft is in the "crosshairs". This too was correct. Microsoft lost the mobile wars and the search wars. Windows phone is no more and Bing is still insignificant. This was a difficult period of Microsoft but they did manage to turn things around by going into different things.
Look at Mike face when the interviewer don't let him finish his sentence. The guy clearly don't understand. 9 years later, compare both hehe. 1m09s th-cam.com/video/xyEbsQ7kjF0/w-d-xo.htmlm09s
It's important to look at the context of when this was said. Microsoft did lose the mobile wars and they also lost the search engine war. The windows phone is no more and Bing is still far behind Google. Micheal was right on this point. If Microsoft didn't mess this up, their stock would be up 20 times now. However, he MAY have overstated the importance of tablets. I don't think he realized our smartphones would increase in size dramatically to the point where they're not far off from being mini-ipads. Phones also dramatically increased in power over time. But, tablets are used frequently used in businesses for point of sale purposes. Tablets just never hit the point where every single person has one like he predicted.
why so? keywords here were tablet and tablet computers.. look what happened to microsoft surface line and 2in1s are dominating market share for work and enterprises.. Ipads also became computers now.. look what happened to koskis most of them have tablets builtin like ipads.. look at square point-of-sale all are ipad/tablet attachments.. they are everywhere in retail and service industry hotels/gym/bars/restaurants/airports/spas
8 years later he found bitcoin
8 years later and now he tweets every single day about bitcoin and says techs are over valued... maybe it's better to listen to this guy rather than your financial advisor
He told us to sell our bitcoins in 2014 for $500 a coin tho. =(
@@kennyadvocat wrong.
@@justabarth7450 he kept tweeting that btc would fail. 😢 😢 Got me scared and I sold. 😩 Check all his tweets from 2014-2015
What is amazing is that Michael, ten years later, is better looking, sharper, happier, a better speaker/more articulate.
It’s amazing and motivating.
That's the male advantage
Agreed, he seems aggressive here
How badly do you want him inside of you?
Yes scamming people has done well for him I suppose.
Why didn't TH-cam recommend this to me in 2012?
This guy is brilliant
looking back 8 years. Michael saylor gets it right perfectly.
Microsoft is still successful and strong
@@linliuqiang92 💯 their cloud infrastructure is one of the best.
@@linliuqiang92 he just said Microsoft's product introduction was a disaster which it really was, they did lose the mobile wars and apple still outperformed then. He never said microsoft is going to 0
and he is all in at bitcoin world !!! he will be right again perfectly and you just watch it looking back. repeat it :D
Well windows phones were a massive failure.
Micheal saylor always looks like he just wokeup
I owe this man a beer
Lol, comment of the year
Always ahead of times
He truly has outstanding vision.
Genuinely a genius
This video was from 2012 but most of the comments below are from 2021. lol The power of Bitcoin.
Seems like a smart guy........ probably a billionaire.....
He spent $600m on BTC (personal + business). A few months later it was up almost 2x. God knows what it'll be worth in the years after 2020.
Well it's worth $2.5B now ✓
$800k+ end of decade.
And more now. All you crypto heads congrats we are doing well
500k easy.
FYI he says bitcoin now. But you already knew that.
He was way off with 300 million in 2015
"For 2017 the worldwide number of tablet users is projected to rise to around 1.14 billion. In 2014, around 840 million people across the globe used a tablet at least once per month, equivalent to over 20 percent of the world's total population. " -Ref statista
but he saw the trend coming, thats what matters the most
The inteviewer is quite rude, didnt let him finish speaking.
That's just the Dutch way of speaking lol
Bro this interviewer is rude.
He's likely dutch. They are very direct and thus sometimes (perceived as) rude.
Even in his Dutch videos this guy can be annoying though. Not because his directness, rather because of his rambling
@@Sam-ko8mt Agreed
Also takes the mic away from Saylor before he finishes to make his own point
@@MHKhan and he is visibly annoyed by it!!!!
This guy looks like he could buy Bitcoin.
He was right. Buy Bitcoin.
EVERYTHING HE SAID CAME TRUE LMAO NOSTRADAMUS WHO? Lmao
Wow, je hebt de Giga Chad geïnterviewd.
Visionary!
Gigachad
He is the future
This man is our new god #btc
He nailed, at that time you had to invest FAANG
We need to buy bitcoin? If you listen Peter Schiff in 2012, "Stock markets is in a bubble"
∞/21M
The next chapter is bitcoin
He knew the futere ! 👍😎
Got lazer eyes?
Mircosoft dominating the enterprise market even more and who uses 2021 an Ipad :-)
The video was poorly titled. Micheal said Microsoft's product introduction was a disaster. He never said the product was bad itself. He criticized their poor execution which is 100% correct.
His second comment was Microsoft is in the "crosshairs". This too was correct. Microsoft lost the mobile wars and the search wars. Windows phone is no more and Bing is still insignificant. This was a difficult period of Microsoft but they did manage to turn things around by going into different things.
Microsoft produces garbage.
Look at Mike face when the interviewer don't let him finish his sentence. The guy clearly don't understand. 9 years later, compare both hehe. 1m09s th-cam.com/video/xyEbsQ7kjF0/w-d-xo.htmlm09s
He was wrong about tablets.
How do you win chapters? A better analogy would have been Innings.
Bull Bull Bull!
Damn this didnt age well, when will microstrategy break even from the dot com bubble?
Are you drunk?
microsoft went up 10 times from the date of upload of this video , he is wrong too , he is just lucky on other things ..
How many times did Apple go up though?
It's important to look at the context of when this was said. Microsoft did lose the mobile wars and they also lost the search engine war. The windows phone is no more and Bing is still far behind Google. Micheal was right on this point. If Microsoft didn't mess this up, their stock would be up 20 times now.
However, he MAY have overstated the importance of tablets. I don't think he realized our smartphones would increase in size dramatically to the point where they're not far off from being mini-ipads. Phones also dramatically increased in power over time.
But, tablets are used frequently used in businesses for point of sale purposes. Tablets just never hit the point where every single person has one like he predicted.
Microsoft makes garbage products.
Good video, bad title.
Bull bull bull.....
wrong about the tablet
why so? keywords here were tablet and tablet computers.. look what happened to microsoft surface line and 2in1s are dominating market share for work and enterprises.. Ipads also became computers now.. look what happened to koskis most of them have tablets builtin like ipads.. look at square point-of-sale all are ipad/tablet attachments.. they are everywhere in retail and service industry hotels/gym/bars/restaurants/airports/spas
sorry but he was quite off with his predictions and lines of thinking here.
How so?
??? Did we watch the same interview?
I owe this man a beer