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BlackBerry (BBRY -2.8%) slumps after S&P's James Moorman cuts his FY13-15 estimates while...
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Wednesday, February 20, 9:52 AM ETBlackBerry (BBRY -2.8%) slumps after S&P's James Moorman cuts his FY13-15 estimates while reiterating a Sell. He's worried about the fact Sprint (not the most enterprise-focused U.S. carrier) isn't supporting the Z10, and about the impact of rival spring/summer phone launches. Yesterday, HTC announced the One, its new flagship Android model, and Samsung will reportedly announce the Galaxy S IV on March 14. BlackBerry's newfound volatility has led its beta to spike to 1.65. (yesterday)
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Lets face it, half the analysts are corrupt market manipulators covering their Shorts or drumming up fear so they can by BBRY on the cheap....these analysts have no credibility or dignity.
They should downgrade Sprint instead of BlackBerry.
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You ever read the sports pages ? All the experts pick teams to beat the spread and they are wrong about 60% of the time.....at least
By May BBRY will be $25 or higher. If you want to contact me personally please do so at 'electricmike@comcast....
I have been following BBRY since 1999. Bought a lot a $4 and sold a lot at $125.00. Then you saw what happened after the burst of the tech bubble. BBRY (RIMM) went to $140 split 2:1 back up to $140 and split 3:1.
Don't believe these jokers.....
Get real already.
63 M Population of UK
35 M Population of Canada
8 M Population of UAE
106 M Population of where Z10 was launched (1 phone only)
World population = 6.98B = 1.5% of the world population where the z10 was available.
Estimate of Z10 sold in the month of February: 300,000
Time frame: Under 4 weeks
If the Z10 was launched world wide, based on the same ratio, there would have been 20 Millions Z10 sold in 1 month. = 60 Million Z10 in a quarter.
Therefore the analyst that called BBRY to sell 1.75M in under 4 weeks is really saying: BBRY should have sold 116M phones if it launched worldwide in February.
That's awesome !!!!.
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LONG β BBRY
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How's that?! =D
Anyone who values their security should stick to Blackberry: it's a name you can trust. If you place your sensitive information with Samsung, who knows who they'll SELL your data to!? If this company lacks ethics and can copy Apple and Nokia and deny wrongdoing, who knows what's next? Maybe they'll sell DoD information to a communist or fascist country for $$!!
Article on Samsung found here. Draw your own conclusions:
http://on.wsj.com/VzEzVk