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Microsoft used to win. Their stock has been roughly flat for about the last ten years while the rest of the market has gained tremendously. They are no longer the industry-dominating money machine they used to be in the pre-Ballmer days.
You have a good point. So the winningness would all have been Gates, then.
Or Gates simply chose a good time to leave, or he left because MS was only going to go downhill.
The winningest time to leave.