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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COMMENT
High multiple name so if you think the market is going down 10%, this will lead that market down 10%. Fundamentally, it looks better than it has in a long time. Good quality name with growing prospects. More of a “market call” type of company.
TOP PICK
Profit warning for the coming quarter was essentially a warning they did so well in the consumer space on market share that margins are going to be down. Will probably be $0.02 short on an $.85 base. Now selling at a single-digit multiple and are doing quite well in the space.
HOLD
Will be a lot of resistance going up. Chart shows it tried to get to the 1st level of about $87 but dropped back again. Needs to hold in the high $52 level. If it broke below this, he would Sell.
COMMENT
volatile stock. Although sales have increased, margins were disappointing. Very difficult space to be in. Doesn't feel the stock will go anywhere for a while.
TOP PICK
Overreaction on the news of 20% subscriber growth over what they anticipated but would report revenues, margins and earnings at the low end of their guidance range. Trading at 13X earnings.
COMMENT
Cell phones and wireless technology are now the new necessity. For the first time, they are facing serious technological competition. Not just the iPhone but from other manufacturers as well.
DON'T BUY
Would avoid this one as there is too much technological risk.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Short term probably a Buy but as they move into consumer businesses, the nature of the business is changing.
COMMENT
Research in motion (RIM-T) and Apple (AAPL-Q) in the long-term will be survivors. In the short-term, sales are de-accelerating. Puts and Calls are very juicy now. You might consider A) be Long Rim and sell Call options against it and B) if you are happy owning it where it is, pick a spot (5% or 10%) below where it is and sell somebody Puts.
TOP PICK
Incredibly cheap. They have positive momentum. Smart phones are starting to dominate the business and the 2 best positioned is this company and Apple (AAPL-Q). Have a lot of new products coming through.
COMMENT
1) Technically has just broken above a reversal pattern and established an upward trend with a potential upside of about $98. 2) Fundamentally, Verizon have sold over 1 million Storms in the US in November, an amazing amount. 3) The negative is seasonality, which runs from October to mid-January.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute.) Not screening well. Tough earnings in the last couple of quarters. Failed to live up to expectations in the recent past.
SELL
Concerned longer-term about the entry into the consumer market. US consumers are constrained and there is a lot of competition. Much different than the enterprise market where they’ve been phenomenally successful. Would be inclined to take profits if you own and see how things proceed over the next few months. Looks expensive.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 25/07. Down 42.9%.) Would have been nice for them to get the Certicom (CIC-T) deal. Would have been a strategic advantage for them.From a valuation perspective, it is very cheap and continues to grow its earnings. Feels they are grabbing market share away from Apple (AAPL-Q) and Nokia (NOK-N). Trading at 13X earnings.
SELL
(Market Call Minute.) Nature of their business is moving more towards consumer electronics. Very risky.
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