> "Sounds like a market begging for disruption." (in comments)
There have been 'disrupters' at work for many years now. I wish people wouldn't assume that (a) this sort of market distortion hasn't been noticed for years, (b) leveraged for almost as many, and (c) that there are actually reasons why the market delivers these prices.
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> "Sounds like a market begging for disruption." (in comments)
There have been 'disrupters' at work for many years now. I wish people wouldn't assume that (a) this sort of market distortion hasn't been noticed for years, (b) leveraged for almost as many, and (c) that there are actually reasons why the market delivers these prices.
It is interesting to note that Brother and Kodak didn't even seem to put a dent in the market leaders with their "rational" business model.