Immediately following Apple’s (AAPL) original announcement of the iPhone back in January 2007, a ChangeWave survey found "Motorola (MOT; 24%) taking the biggest hit-falling a whopping 9 pts. among planned purchasers to its lowest level of the past 18 months."

Subsequent ChangeWave surveys over the next 18 months continued to track the collapse of Motorola’s market share. In fact, our ChangeWave Shorts service used this information to execute a Motorola trade, and subscribers captured a +263% profit in a little over one month. 

Cut to ChangeWave’s latest cell phone findings (June 2008), which show Motorola continuing to fall. Currently, they register just 7% market share among planned purchasers. Now, ChangeWave Shorts just put on a brand-new Motorola trade, and there’s still time for you to get in.  But don’t hesitate – sign up for your risk free trial today.

Below you’ll find the survey results for Motorola over the past 13 ChangeWave surveys. Note the arrow highlights the survey we did immediately after Steve Jobs’ initial iPhone announcement (January 2007), which marked the beginning of Motorola’s dramatic market share decline.

In addition, here’s a look at Motorola’s stock price since our January 2007 survey:

In addition, here’s a look at Motorola’s stock price since our January 2007 survey:

This illustrates that while the original Apple iPhone has sent ripples through the entire cellular industry (see also, “Apple Ups the Ante With 3G iPhone“) no other company has been as adversely affected as Motorola.

Not to mention that the new 3G iPhone was just released…not exactly good news for Motorola. We’ll keep tracking these companies and keep you informed.

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