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Old 01-04-2011, 08:42 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Kali Yuga View Post
JP Morgan, and almost every investment bank AFAIK, have equity researchers that try to figure these sorts of things out. They typically sell the reports (to institutions and financial types afaik) as well as use them internally to advise clients and their own traders.

The 28% figure sounds way too high, since that could be over 60 million Kindle users by Dec 2011. I'd assume something got lost in translation.
I think you've done your maths wrong. According to this site, in June 2010 there were just short of 2 billion internet users. 28% of that would be 560 million Kindles!
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