Gene Munster And His Crazy Crystal Ball
Before leaving at the end of last year to form Loup, the Tony Stark of investors spent 21 years as a top analyst for Piper Jaffray, where he covered tech companies such as Apple Inc.AAPL 1.03%, Alphabet Inc GOOG 0.26% GOOGL 0.3% and Facebook Inc. FB 0.89%. He’s perhaps best known for picking Apple to take off in 2004.
“I would say 70 percent of what I do is what I did before. The part I don’t like is the business operation side (human resources, legal issues, etc.).”
During a panel of college students assembled for input on augmented reality, he said a young woman described an angst-filled dream in which every person she met was viewable as a set of likability metrics.
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