What are your hot/controversial takes for massively overvalued / soon to die companies?

u/IntelligenzMachine · Reddit — r/ValueInvesting · January 13, 2026 at 22:34 · 💬 142 comments  | View on Reddit ↗
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Author contends Apple is massively overvalued and likely to decline like BlackBerry or Intel due to stale innovation and lost privacy differentiation.

AAPL — SHORT The author argues Apple is massively overvalued and could follow the decline paths of BlackBerry or Intel. The causal mechanism is that Apple's reliance on Google Gemini for Siri contradicts its privacy moat, its design advantage has disappeared, product innovation has become stale, and there is no exciting growth segment. No specific catalyst or time horizon is supplied.

For me it is AAPL is the next Blackberry/Intel.

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Apple is next BlackBerry/Intel due to stale innovation and lost moat
The author argues Apple is massively overvalued and could follow the decline paths of BlackBerry or Intel. The causal mechanism is that Apple's reliance on Google Gemini for Siri contradicts its privacy moat, its design advantage has disappeared, product innovation has become stale, and there is no exciting growth segment. No specific catalyst or time horizon is supplied.
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