"But frankly, you haven't noticed enough." Probably and/or CEO Mark Hurd wasn't HyperRadioProActive enough. That would all depend on though whether he and HP are into AI Virtualised Forces/Fields/Force Fields/Field Force Fields? CyberIntelAIgent Commend 42 Command Controls.

* Quantum Operating System

So, Hurd says "We think our stock is undervalued based on our performance"

Well, maybe if he saw the 13,500 hits for Googling "never buy hp" he might get an idea what the rest of the world thinks of his company and its products.

(Yes, I have just had to replace an prematurely faulty (and/or artificially obsoleted) HP printer. And, you bet, I didn't replace it with another HP.)

Maybe I am crazy, but most investors purchase stock that is profitable. Maybe HP's problem has something to do with their 0.7% DIV/Yield and 2.93 EPS as compared to their main competitor IBM who has a 1.4% DIV/Yield and 7.18 EPS. Pretty much explains why HP's stock is selling at a bit under half of IBM's price. Maybe Hurd needs to go to a finance 101 class instead of complaining to his investors. Either that or become a better marketing company like Apple.

Mines the one with the stock market for dummies book in the pocket.