TSE:BB

BlackBerry (BB.TO)

16.13
+1.51 (10.33%)
as of Jun 26, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 13 opinions in the last 12 months.

BlackBerry (BB-T) has seen a significant transformation from a phone manufacturer to a software-focused company, particularly in the automotive and cybersecurity sectors. Recent earnings reports have shown improved results and increased guidance, suggesting potential for accelerated growth, particularly in QNX software. However, while there are positive indicators such as a 15% year-over-year revenue growth and an expanding PE ratio, some experts caution about the stock being a fallen champion with volatile performance. Notably, the stock has hit its 52-week high and may experience a healthy pullback, prompting suggestions for profit-taking. Overall, while the technology and software offerings in automotive applications are promising, sustainability in growth remains a concern for many analysts.

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Mixed
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Fair Value
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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.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 12/09. Down 15.77%.) Still likes.
TOP PICK
Since 1997 it has given a 35% annualized rate of return. Likes their global carrier agreements. Good products. Trading at 13X earnings.
DON'T BUY
Terrific quarter on earnings but revenue was less than expected. Real question is if they can keep up, from a technological standpoint, with all the competitors in the smart phone space.
HOLD
Also owns Apple (AAPL-Q) and has been frustrated owning this one. Can be a trading stock because of its volatility. This stock has to be driven by events. There is an analysts’ day coming up on April 26, which could have some new product lines coming out.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Buy at $65 and Sell at $75. Very volatile stock.
HOLD
Reporting on the 31st and expected to have a very good quarter. Likes the Smart Phone market, which only represents 15% of the handset market. Handset growth is forecast to go up by 40%. This company has about a 20% global share and well represented in all segments.
DON'T BUY
Earnings are coming out March 31 and it always gets volatile at that time. Would prefer it in the $50 range. Great balance sheet and great product but too competitive for him.
HOLD
Had a down gap in September but has had a decent run since December but will probably get muddy around $80. If it moved up to $78-$79 he would probably Sell. He'd rather buy at $82 than at the current level.
DON'T BUY
Concerned with competition. Google nexus phone is going to be available in Canada next week. There are just as good Email and better browsing with competitors. It’s fully priced.
WAIT
In the midpoint from its high to low. Would wait a couple of days to see the iPad launch as the stock may pull back. If you own, consider a stoploss of 15%. (Too volatile for 10% stoploss.)
TOP PICK
Smart phone market is growing and recent studies indicate it is outgrowing Apple (AAPL-Q). Trading at a fairly discounted value for a growth stock.
BUY
`Expectation that earnings being reported March 31 is for about $1.27 and for the year $4.40 and looking at $5+ next year. Increasing competition will lead to decreased prices and increased market share. Trading at about 15-16X earnings.
DON'T BUY
Traditionally been a difficult stock for a value manager. Valuation has come down so it is more interesting, but came down because of competitive reasons so outlook is a lot more uncertain. On his radar.
BUY
A core position. There will be huge growth in smart phones. There has been a lot of noise such as competitive pressures, margin pressures. He thinks it’s attractive. Long-term winner.
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