That's the way I see it as well. And probably why we don't see that metric often. GDP is more an accurate indicator of financial stability / purchasing power (although also flawed)
Hindsight is 20/20. In the late 90s, Apple was a dying company.
I was too young to hold stocks but remember my boss, who was a fervent Apple enthusiast, getting rid of his shares when the company was seemingly aimless. He had a pizza box shaped LC475 which was so overpriced vs PCs of the times.
I personally post relevant information to the communities I've created and moderate, but I'm not here to be an entertainer. I get a handful of upvotes so I guess it's useful to some people.
If Reddit fucks up even more I might have a bigger role, but so far it pretty feels like that Milhouse GIF playing frisbee with himself, and I'm sort of okay with that.
As much as I would love that to happen, this is basically a death wish