>
> It's interesting that the stock tanked after they basically met or exceeded 
> street expectations.
>

Hi Greg

in some cases, not saying this is the case, it can happen that the more 
success has a product the faster the company will be out of the market.

This can happen in situations where the company has a product that is 
destroying the market for everybody, itself too. So if a "market killer" 
(i.e. a product/service that kills the market) has an unexpected success 
it can also mean the end of the company.

I will do an example: let's say that for the nature of the market, the 
number of sold items will be 1 million. All companies are selling at 
100$ then one company steps in and sells at 10$. The market goes from 
100millions to 10 millions so basically if your company can survive with 
only 10 millions this year that will mean it's nice, but what about next 
year? If the product is very good and there is no new cool feature next 
year in the next product, nobody will buy it and next year the market 
will be around zero. No margin to survive next year in this market

Well I hope that is not the case for UBNT let's wait and see :)

just my 2 Euro cents
Paolo



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