Karl Denninger

Karl Denninger is an American technology businessman, finance blogger, and political activist, sometimes referred to as a founding member of the Tea Party movement. Quotes America has no obligation to let you bring products into this nation without tariff or impost while you exploit the existence of authoritarian governments and environmental arbitrage. A 100% tariff on all of Apple's foreign-produced or assembled products should make the decision easy ... Apple (and America's) Chinese Slave Labor Problem in Financial Sense (23 January 2012) There are many who claim that Apple is not a "one-man" company. Baloney. Apple was always a one-man company. Most firms that pull off the sort of "flash and jizz" game that Apple has are -- it's just reality. But now that's gone and (literally) eaten by worms. Apple's Slipping Grasp in Seeking Alpha (10 January 2013) [Ford] has publicly declared that fellating employee egos takes precedence over enterprise data security. A company that takes this position deserves what befalls them as a consequence. Ford's Folly (iPhones) in The Market Ticker (31 July 2014) What makes anyone think [Apple Watch is] going to "disrupt" anything, other than the careers of the people who planned and executed that abortion? The iSnicker in The Market Ticker (19 September 2014) There are two problems with Apple Pay — and both are problematic. The first is that not everyone has an [i]OS device, or one that supports it. And not everyone ever will, despite the wet dreams of the entire Dallas Cowboys team blowing Tim Cook nightly that dance in his head. Apple Pay: No, Not Everyone Wants It in The Market Ticker (1 November 2014) Ya gotta be fruity to carry that crap [an iPhone] around in your pocket. Apple Screws The Pooch (Again) in The Market Ticker (22 April 2015) The premise of $600+ mobile device sales as a mainstream purchase by ordinary Americans, never mind overpriced $300 plastic-cased watches, appears to be a fantasy dream. The iFemineProduct has quite-clearly peaked and started its decline ... Bubble, Meet Pin in The Market Ticker (28 April 2015) External links Category:Living people Category:Journalists from the United States Category:Businesspeople from the United States Category:Columnists