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BlackBerry (BB.TO)

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-1.10 (8.56%)
as of Oct 30, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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Rim has gone from a growth stock to a value stock. He is trying to decide if this is temporary or permanent. There is a lot less risk for him in buying value. He is looking at it. Thinks they will get a lot of tracking on the Playbook.
WAIT
We’ll see over the next 6 months. He fell below the 125 day moving average. At $55 if it breaks below he would sell and if not he would buy more Monday. He would pick it up at $48 if it goes below $55.
COMMENT
Today will be reporting. Without knowing which way the equity will go, what does he suggest: His strategy is that he has a long position with a short on the Nasdaq. RIM is cheap.
BUY
The forecast in today’s earnings was weaker than expected. It is a cheap stock. Thinks they can execute over a period of time. They didn’t execute fast enough on the playbook. RIM has the best technology from an enterprise point of view. He would buy more of it here.
BUY
$82.36 model price, 35% upside. If Playbook does well, the gap will close. It’s still a value name.
WAIT
He is on the sidelines. Playbook may be the make or break. There is no question they have been loosing market share. If Playbook is not a winner, the stock will go down to $40 in a heartbeat. Thinks it is the retail market that they are aiming the Playbook at. The earnings this week will play second fiddle to the playbook success.
BUY
Very interesting. Technically it has been acting very well. Upward trend that peaked with the rest of the market. On a temporary basis it has come down to a support level. Momentum indicators say it is oversold. Tech stocks are not performing at this time of year but this one is outperforming the sector right now. Recommended by US brokerages today. It’s ok to hold this one.
WAIT
Is becoming more of a value name, but problem is where is the growth coming from. Does not rank that high in his system. He is waiting for the playbook to compare to the iPad II. They have the advantage on security but it is being questions in several countries. The question is if they keep the strangle hold in the enterprise business.
BUY
It is a value stock now as well. Sitting on a tone of cash. They should implement a dividend. It would give short sellers a bit of trouble.
TOP PICK
Keen to get his hands on the playbook. It operates on a new operating system and has dual processors. Has a full QWERTY keyboard on the screen. Stock at the moment is cheap. 46% ROE and 8.5 times Feb 2011 PE. The key is whether the new products will gain them market share. Playbook will have robust security, whereas Apple’s product can be hacked into.
BUY
Great technology stocks get to a point where they are not able to grow any further. He homes Jim will break this trend. He is encouraged by the new product line and that fact that Jim is focused on the business. You can’t take on the business and the NHL at the same time.
BUY
Likes it and is a buyer for new accounts. He thinks the whole space is about to take off. Has proven that it is technologically competent. P/E compared to Apple makes it cheap.
WATCH
Doesn’t pay a dividend so he doesn’t own but is following it. Also very volatile. Have to come out with new products that resonate with consumers. In the last 6 months it has gravitated from a growth stock to a value stock. Would prefer it at a lower price.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Was very impressed with Apple’s (APPL-Q) new iPad. RIM has not got their new Playbook out yet. Expect Apple to be a formidable competitor for the next couple of years. Would wait for a better buying opportunity, but if you own continue to Hold. Demand for these types of things is going to explode.
DON'T BUY
Not a good time to buy – he doesn’t like the strategy – they are late to the party. Doesn’t see them gaining any significant market share. Sees them slowly losing market share over time. Even though the balance sheet is great. It’s a classic value trap.
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