TSE:BB

BlackBerry (BB.TO)

13.08
-1.32 (9.17%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.

BlackBerry (BB-T) is evolving from its historical roots as a phone manufacturer to a software-centric company, focusing heavily on cybersecurity and automotive technology. Experts noted a significant increase in deployments and revenue growth, particularly in embedded auto software and car security solutions. While there are positive trends and a 15% year-over-year revenue growth, many analysts remain cautious, citing that the stock has seen a massive run-up and may be vulnerable to pullbacks. The consensus acknowledges the innovative technology but expresses concern over its speculative nature and modest growth expectations. Several reviewers mentioned that while the company has transformed itself, the shares have become somewhat volatile, raising questions about sustainable growth in the long term.

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TOP PICK
It’s a great company with great growth at an incredibly cheap multiple. These guys and Apple will own the mart phone market and these guys own the business market. They invest in new products all the time. They an apple only have 3 percent of the cell phone market but control the fastest growing segment of the market.
PAST TOP PICK
Top Pick June 11/09, Down 32.79%) Had a couple of bad quarters recently.
BUY
20% share of Smartphones, which is a market that will grow over 40% this year. Strong competitor. Developed a relationship with the main Chinese carriers and expect they will be launching products through their distribution channels. Expect a launch of some new phones later this year with a new browser. Trades at 11.5X forward earnings so very little valuation risk.
TOP PICK
Will continue to benefit from the secular trend towards more and more people having smart phones and fewer cell phones. Growing earnings at 20% a year and trading at under 12X earnings.
TOP PICK
Other than Nokia (NOK-N), it is the biggest smart phone vendor. Apple (AAPL-Q) and Google (GOOG-Q) are gaining but RIM continues to have a very strong position. Smart phone market is a big one and growing. Very strong internationally.
COMMENT
Great product. Suffers from a couple of different things from Apple (AAPL-Q). Apple has AI phone allowing a great number of apps to be written. RIM has many different kinds of phones. Cheap stock.
TOP PICK
Has had 5-year 20% or better year over year return on equity. Business exchange server and global market penetration. Cheaper valuation than Apple. Gaining market share in smart phones. Clean balance sheet, no debt. He thinks they should look at a small dividend.
BUY
Fairly good chance it'll earn in the $6 area next year and if it gets back to the 15X multiple you are looking at a $90 target. Selling at a much lower historical PE ratio than it has.
DON'T BUY
Have a ton of competition from Apple. He prefers Apple. Is good for writing options on. He recommends writing covered call options instead of owning RIM outright.
BUY
Looks attractive at these levels. Launching a new handset technology that should come out in the next little while. More than enough revenue for both iPhones and Blackberry to exist. If you own, you will definitely make good money 2 years out.
WATCH
A big player in the smart phone and smart phones are growing. They have to come out with some new products to be more competitive with Apple (AAPL-Q). Have to change their interface to get to the web.
DON'T BUY
Stock seems to have flat lined for the present. Concerned about the long-term outlook for this company. Apple (AAPL-Q) is blowing them away in the consumer market and in a couple of years they're going to lose their enterprise market share.
TOP PICK
Has recently gotten a lot cheaper because of worries from competition but this one has the biggest market share in smart phones. Competition will get more intense but with their growth internationally and their stranglehold on the business market for only 13X PE.
BUY
Sold off when they announced earnings a couple of weeks ago. Probably 2nd cheapest of his stocks at 13X earnings. (Apple (AAPL-Q) is the cheapest.) Will lose market share in the smart phone market but that market is growing so dramatically they'll have a huge increase in revenues and earnings.
STRONG BUY
Absolutely puzzled by the valuation the company gets. No debt, about $5 a share in cash, grows at 30% a year and trades at only 12X earnings. Very competitive sector but the market itself is growing substantially.
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