>>1181744
I think it will go up, just need to wait a bit longer until more people try it and are blown away.

Unfortunately i'm unable to buy HTC stock from my country, otherwise i'd put 50k in.

bought 1 share and got fucked buy middleman fee, so no thanks. Unless you are buying big its not worth it

VR isn't profitable.
It's a meme no one actually wants, like 3D tv.

>>1181744
do you know what an economic bubble is?
it's actually not what you think it is.

it's investors pushing out a new product to become a normalized product. much like the .com bubble brought us the normalization of the internet, a VR bubble will normalize VR. (though, there already is a video game bubble)

>>1181744
Ragnar is a bitch now in season 4

Also VR is a meme

>>1182094
>It's a meme no one actually wants
You didn't try it, did you?

It's fucking cool. The sense of presence and being there is something utterly unique. And in 5 - 10 years of display and rendering tech improvements, it will be amazing. What we see right now is like the early days of videogames. The art will be perfected over the coming years.

Personally, I didn't buy the consumer versions yet, but only because I'm waiting for more things to be released.

>>1181744
Because it cost them millions to develop and the product is $800 with a major competitor that is undercutting them in price. You would pretty dumb to go HTC. Not to mention Samsung beats them in phones.

>>1182343
A $800 + $1000 gaming PC meme