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BlackBerry (BB.TO)

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-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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Long-term outlook for smart phones is good because of only 20% penetration. Didn't meet expectations last quarter and Apple (AAPL-Q) is starting to move into others territories. Have to integrate both business and customers and on more than 4 or 5 different platforms, squeezing margins. Trading at 15X earnings, which is more in line with what expectations are for the next couple of years.
SELL
Had a huge gap-down and broke below its 200-day moving average and is now in a very negative space. Look for a rally and try to get out at $69.50 or $69.60.
DON'T BUY
Wouldn't buy a position at this time. Estimates have been slowly creeping down. Would prefer Apple (AAPL-Q). If you own you could continue to hold.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
It’s trading much cheaper than it was. They are moving business from high margin corporate to consumer. ASPs have to come down on their products. The question is if margins are going to drop considerably. They were 51% and now are 44%. There are some tough times ahead for smart phone marketplace. Buy at $55.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Recently bought half a position and will be looking to average down. Citicorp (C-N) downgraded the stock to a Sell and boosted Motorola (MOT-N) because of their Droid handset and Android software. Looking for an erosion of prices. Expect market multiples to match the TSX for the next 2 years.
DON'T BUY
Multiple is down to 15 times and is looking more attractive. Unique product. There is a lot of new competition with iPhones but none of them quite meet RIM’s standards. Technically has just broken down so not a stock that you want to jump into.
DON'T BUY
Fabulous company, product and management. Has a ton of competition, specifically from iPhones, which have a lot of apps that RIM doesn't have. iPhones are eating into them right now and unless they can come out with a killer app it will have significant problems.
STRONG BUY
13X earnings and 25% earnings growth makes it a good buy. Could see it doubling in a few years but could see it reaching $100. Not losing market share. Apple (AAPL-Q) is growing a bit faster. Nokia (NOK-N) and Motorola (MOT-N) are the ones losing market share
N/A
Bought with Apple because he didn’t know who would win. You might want to pick up on this right before Christmas. Get out soon and get back in after at least 30 days.
N/A
You could buy this stock at a limit price, or sell a $68 Put option for $2.50-$3 for a two-month option. If the price goes below $68 then you get it at that price less the amount you sold the option for.
BUY
Likes Rim. Have been adding it after the quarter. Still target over $100.
HOLD
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TOP PICK
People worried that growth is coming to an end. Opportunity to buy the company at a substantial discount. Has held 3 or 4 years and recently added to position. As for competition the smart phone market is growing so fast that everyone can be successful.
BUY
It may not be up in 3 months but it is a great buy at these levels. It’s 12-14 times next year’s earnings. They are losing market share but the market is expanding faster than they are losing market share.
TOP PICK
Rim and Apple own this market. And Smart Phones are only 20% of the market. The bandwidth is so much more efficient with Rim than Apple. Rim is so much cheaper. He owns both. Risk is the average selling price of products. It is coming down as they migrate to the consumer market.
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