I&#x27;m not an expert, but LinkedIn doesn&#x27;t seem that awful a company at $14 billion market cap, especially given the following:<p>- The have $3 billion in cash [0]<p>- They are cash-flow positive, and have a $3 billion run rate.  (So taking the cash out of the picture, their market cap is less than 4x revenue)<p>- Many business people (high value customers) use them many times a day.<p>- May people pay for the service.  (I&#x27;ve paid as both a job-seeker and hiring manager)<p>- They have a stranglehold on executive search, with enormous pricing power.<p>- They have done this on the back of a dated product, without much evolution.  This isn&#x27;t the negative that it sounds like.  It highlights their market strength.  (Bloomberg and Salesforce are similar examples)<p>While the lack of future growth may warrant a price drop, I think they&#x27;re taking a lot of heat for the industry as a whole.  If they deserve a 40% drop, many others deserve much worse.<p>[0] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;finance?q=NYSE%3ALNKD&amp;ei=oIa2VuGwD4WKjALz75XACw" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;finance?q=NYSE%3ALNKD&amp;ei=oIa2VuGwD4WK...</a>