Research In Motion Is Up Over 100%: Time To Sell? [View article]
I think the skeptics are in for a surprise come launch day with new and old clients just waiting to buy the BB10. especially in Asia let alone North America. The share price will rise as sales reports start coming in. The BB10 is all it was said to be plus more, reports are all alike and you can try to short RIM but this time they have the product's to back themselves up. RIM may not have the market share now but given time they will get a fair chunk ,there is no doubt about it. Unless RIM is bought out and that is unlikely after all this time, RIM will gain top three status.
Is It Time To Buy Into The RIM Story? [View article]
RIMM/s day is coming and all those anti RIMM bashers can think about their comments and learn a valuable lesson. Maybe even purchase a BB10 would be the best conclusion.
Is RIM Below $10 A Likely Takeover Target? [View article]
You don't give much value to RIM's QNX operating system or to the overall global clientelle that RIM has built up. If they ever get the BB10 launched we might be surprised with the brand loyalty that I think is still out there. The sooner that RIM can bring the BB10 to market the greater they will have to be able to survive.
Report Card: Research In Motion And Selected Peers [View article]
You can expect to hear from RIMM soon and despite all the negativity in the media and markets they are still going. Of course they were down a bit in sales but they underwent some big changes. Soon we'll see the real Research In Motion and what it means to 76 million subscribers worldwide. A Canadian company that has no debt,2 1/2 bil cash, multiple patents worth billions, excellent quality products, the best security system and top notch management now intact The future is a lot brighter then you the picture you portray..
RIMM is getting closer to launch day and excitement will build amongst BB users. It has been a long,nervous wait but one that will reward shareholders for their patience. It's now a matter of days before RIMM's reemergence as a leader in the industry. t
Research In Motion: Best Acquisition Target For Lenovo [View article]
RIMM is in an enviable position now and could take off some of the pressure by a takeover by Lenovo or a partnership. RIMM could then speed up it's launch date and start marketing it's much anticipated BB10 and QNX OS. Lenovo's clientele would add to RIMM's base and voila everyone wins, except for all of RIMM's bashers. RIP but do yourself a favor and buy a BB10.
Research In Motion's Hiring Could Be A Precursor To More BB10 Delays [View article]
RIM got the support they needed from Mr. Watsa and other investors plus they saved $147 million on the reversal of their case with MFormation. A company that is hiring is considered as being a positive not a negative scenario. There is still time to deliver BB10 and no need to panic like some analysts who are anxious for RIM's failure.
Desperate to keep BlackBerry 10 from being delayed any further, Research In Motion (RIMM) is restricting summer vacation time and mandating 6-day work weeks at its Ottawa facilities, the Ottawa Citizenreports. That won't do much to boost morale at a company implementing massive layoffs in response to crumbling sales. [View news story]
Incentives should be given for employees who are putting in extra time and cutting their vacations. Any thing that will speed up the launch date is imperative for RIM to succeed.
The latest rumors aren't helping Research In Motion (RIMM -2.8%), as investors focus on a downgrade to Underweight from Morgan Stanley's Ehud Gelblum ahead of Thursday's FQ1 report. While granting "immediate asset sales or strategic options could unleash ~$15/share in value," Gelblum see this as unlikely, and predicts a future of major hardware division losses. His FY14 revenue forecast of $7B is well below a consensus of $12B. (Credit Suisse) [View news story]
Morgan Stanley does not recognize the positive changes being made by RIMM that will save the company $1B this next year or take into account their new Smartphone that will be launched soon. To be $5B out on a valuation is pitiful. You can try to drive the nails into the coffin but you can't bury it till the intended one dies.Do you people get paid to write these statements?
As Research In Motion's (RIMM) smartphone share crumbles, the popularity of BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is going down with it, even if many continue to swear by its messaging and contact-list features. Former co-CEO Jim Balsillie reportedly wanted to license BBM (along with access to RIM's network) for use on third-party platforms, but new chief Thorsten Heins put an end to those plans. Heins "decided RIM shouldn't pursue licensing deals in general," it's claimed. [View news story]
RIMM is just getting ready to launch the BB10 and many of it's subscribers are just waiting to buy,maybe you could use one avajda or maybe you prefer to pay more, no doubt.
Research In Motion: Upward Trajectory Likely To Resume With New QNX Platform [View article]
It's good to hear some positive reports on Research In Motion,they've been beaten down but are still kicking. It's only a matter of time before RIMM is back in black. Blackberry Bold is doing well,earnings are strong,BB10 is going to arrive on the scene and the stock will rebound. I own quite a few sharesin RIMM and was going to take a big loss but after reading this column I will hold and watch the drama unfold..
Research in Motion (RIMM) is upgraded to Hold from Sell by Jefferies' Peter Misek, who says this could be a $43 stock in a year if things go well. A Jeffco survey indicates carriers have a far more positive view of the BB10 than Misek expected, and he gives the phone a 20%-30% chance of success. The Ax in RIMM, according to Notable Calls, Misek's last upgrade of the stock presaged a one-month 40% move. Shares +4.8% premarket. [View news story]
Says you, RIM has a unique and top quality product and OS that will succeed. There is no doubt about it contrary to your opinions.
Research In Motion: Upside Exists Among Massive Pessimism [View article]
It's like RIM has all the time in the world to launch their new tablet and BB10. They better rethink their agenda and speed up their game plan before all hell breaks loose. Have summer holidays started,let's get rolling people.
Research In Motion Is Up Over 100%: Time To Sell? [View article]
Unless RIM is bought out and that is unlikely after all this time, RIM will gain top three status.
Long RIM Red
Is It Time To Buy Into The RIM Story? [View article]
Is RIM Below $10 A Likely Takeover Target? [View article]
Report Card: Research In Motion And Selected Peers [View article]
The future is a lot brighter then you the picture you portray..
Has Research In Motion Become A Bargain? [View article]
Is RIM Still In The Game? [View article]
will reward shareholders for their patience. It's now a matter of days
before RIMM's reemergence as a leader in the industry.
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Research In Motion: Best Acquisition Target For Lenovo [View article]
Research In Motion's Hiring Could Be A Precursor To More BB10 Delays [View article]
Desperate to keep BlackBerry 10 from being delayed any further, Research In Motion (RIMM) is restricting summer vacation time and mandating 6-day work weeks at its Ottawa facilities, the Ottawa Citizen reports. That won't do much to boost morale at a company implementing massive layoffs in response to crumbling sales. [View news story]
The latest rumors aren't helping Research In Motion (RIMM -2.8%), as investors focus on a downgrade to Underweight from Morgan Stanley's Ehud Gelblum ahead of Thursday's FQ1 report. While granting "immediate asset sales or strategic options could unleash ~$15/share in value," Gelblum see this as unlikely, and predicts a future of major hardware division losses. His FY14 revenue forecast of $7B is well below a consensus of $12B. (Credit Suisse) [View news story]
As Research In Motion's (RIMM) smartphone share crumbles, the popularity of BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is going down with it, even if many continue to swear by its messaging and contact-list features. Former co-CEO Jim Balsillie reportedly wanted to license BBM (along with access to RIM's network) for use on third-party platforms, but new chief Thorsten Heins put an end to those plans. Heins "decided RIM shouldn't pursue licensing deals in general," it's claimed. [View news story]
or maybe you prefer to pay more, no doubt.
Is It Worth Taking The Leap Into RIMM? [View article]
Research In Motion: Upward Trajectory Likely To Resume With New QNX Platform [View article]
Research in Motion (RIMM) is upgraded to Hold from Sell by Jefferies' Peter Misek, who says this could be a $43 stock in a year if things go well. A Jeffco survey indicates carriers have a far more positive view of the BB10 than Misek expected, and he gives the phone a 20%-30% chance of success. The Ax in RIMM, according to Notable Calls, Misek's last upgrade of the stock presaged a one-month 40% move. Shares +4.8% premarket. [View news story]
Research In Motion: Upside Exists Among Massive Pessimism [View article]