Following the previous post ⬇️
Post number 2️⃣
Let's start with a small task for you 🫵
Try to get your brain wheels turning - 🔮
What will be the result of the fall of the Ayatollah government in Iran? 🎗
How will such an event affect companies ❓
Is it bad, or perhaps excellent? 🤔
Now that you've thought about it, we'll tell you what Uber's CEO said last week 🎤
He stated that immediately upon the country's borders opening, Uber will invest capital within the first hundred days of the regime's fall? 💰
What's hidden between the lines, friends? 🔎
Does Uber have a contingency plan ready for the event of the regime's fall? 🤔
And what if it's not the only company? 🔎
Let's put things on the table 🍽
Iran, a huge country (75 times larger than Israel), rich in oil and vast natural resources, with a population of over 90 million residents. 👥
The purchasing power in Iran alone is estimated at almost $2 trillion if the market opens!! 💵
Iran is a country full of resources, and empty of Western technology!! 🗑
No iPhones, no Amazon deliveries, no Nvidia chips, no Uber taxis. ❌
But what if one day all this changes 🪙
Let's take Apple as an example 📱
Iran's population of over 90 million people has a majority of young people under 30 (about 60%) 🤳
Does this mean a potential market of over 40 million people will open up for the iPhone in one day?? 📱
And we're not talking about a company like Amazon entering the delivery sector in Iran, or a company like Uber or Tesla 🚗
This is a huge country - it's entirely a potential market cap for American technology companies 🎁
Or as Uber's CEO said, "the sky's the limit" 🚀