Steve Jobs, this name is so iconic and commanding, that every time you mention it, in a way or another it’s going to be related to Apple. I mean, yeah, he’s the CEO of Apple, of course everything about him is related to Apple. But nobody commands such a strong name that when you talk about Apple, you’ll also mention Steve Jobs.

Now, every time Mr Jobs announce a new Apple product, Apple’s share will skyrocket to the ceiling and close higher than usual. But every time some big news regarding Mr Jobs personally, Apple’s stock will hit rock bottom, bounce back slightly, and close lower than usual. It’s a very repetitive thing actually. In August 2004, Jobs undergoes a pancreatic surgery, and Apple’s share dip. Same goes for January 2009 when he had a liver transplant, and also something that happened this year, when Jobs announces a medical leave of absence.

And, if you look at the photo above, that’s the market share for Apple today after he announces his resignation. It had to come, someday if not today. So right, take it or leave it, but Steve Jobs is no more the man of Apple. So what’s next? Well, Apple’s new CEO is gay, so I’m guessing his first move is to resurrect the original Apple logo, you know, the colorful rainbow color Apple.

SOURCE via Gizmodo