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Opinions David Burrows
Research In Motion Ltd. (US)BBTOP PICKJun 16, 2008
Very dominate position in smart phones. Roughly 50% of new business was consumers. Growing market share in both smart phones and world hand sets. Looking for a possibility of a multiple revision. One of the few spaces that is working really well.
David BurrowsOwned
$140.98
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$9.19
As of Jun 12, 2026. Market Open.
Telecommunications
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This was at the bottom, turned around and the stock is moving up and off the bottom. Valuation has been improving with their win over QUALCOMM (QCOM-Q). They are out of the phone business now, but are getting royalties if someone sells their phones. Getting some cachet in the automotive field. In security technology, sales are still declining, but cash flow is improving. There is still a lot of Hope built in, and it is selling at a higher price than what he would pay for it. He wouldn’t own this.
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