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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Cautious
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Fair Value
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DON'T BUY
Not in his favorite list. Broke through its 200 day moving average. Tried many times to break back through it. He would go somewhere else.
TOP PICK
Owned it from very early on and trades in and out. Great growth story. They’ve been able o fend off the completion very well. Biggest risk is competitive.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Feb 2/09, Up 6.52%)
BUY
Likes the smart phone market. Very competitive. Average selling prices of devices are coming down. Volumes in consumer market should offset lowering selling prices. They hare working on a new browser and operating system.
TOP PICK
Based on Valuation, this is preferred over Apple. They will catch up with the browser. Huge install base. Very good device. Management is excellent. Risk/returns make a lot of sense here. Rim is cheaper than Apple (earnings to growth). He buys it in the 60’s.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
We’ve seen a bit of a run. It’s a great company. But it doesn’t pay a dividend. Pick it up when the market has gyrated to the downside.
TOP PICK
Covered call writing. Long at $65.05 and Sold Feb/20 Calls giving him $2.70, a 4.2% yield for 32 days. Cheapest valuation he has ever seen on this company on both an absolute basis as well as relative to its competitor Apple (AAPL-Q).
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 11/09. Up 19.4%.) 13X next year's earnings. Great product and dominating the corporate smart phone market. Still a Buy.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Mar 19/09. Up 35.82%. Came under a lot of pressure with the hype of Apple (AAPL-Q) & Google (GOOG-Q) competition. This has created a tremendous buying opportunity. Should still do $5US earnings per share for 2010. There are rumblings that at the Barcelona conference they will be coming out with new devices or improvements.
STRONG BUY
Lots of cash and trading at 15X earnings ex the cash. Massive growth potential.
DON'T BUY
Technology stocks have very strong seasonality. Typically goes higher around the end of November through to about the 2nd week of January. This one has under performed the technology sector. After the Las Vegas consumer electronics show, tech stocks tend to go lower. Wait until next October when seasonality clicks in and then buy based on technical analysis.
BUY
About as cheap as it has ever been. Apple (AAPL-Q) and this company are the 2 main major competitors who are gaining market share and Nokia (NOK-N) has the brand.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Feb 2/09. Down 2.4%.) Still likes. As cheap as it has ever been. Have the carrier relations on a global basis to continue to compete. Smart phone market is growing. Trading at 16X current earnings.
TOP PICK
One of the pioneers for e-mail enabled smart phones and they do their thing very well. International growth is phenomenal. Trading at only 10-12 X multiples on next year's earnings and growing at 16%-20%. Too cheap to ignore.
TOP PICK
A way to play the smart phone market. Smart phones are starting to steal share from cell phones. Smart phone share is that about 25% and should grow significantly. Trading at only 13X earnings while earnings are growing at 20%.
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