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    • Wed Jul 2nd 00:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Research In Motion's Dream Run Comes to an End
      @J Lazaerowz; GO!

      Room for everyone!
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    • Thu Jun 26th 16:04 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Research in Motion: Upside Prospects Might Be Short-lived
      @ Apple Heavy: Darn good time to buy Apple 2010 220 call leaps ... cheap today!
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    • Thu Jun 26th 16:02 PM | Rating: 0 0
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      Research in Motion: Upside Prospects Might Be Short-lived
      They'll be back....
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    • Thu Jun 26th 09:20 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Research in Motion: Upside Prospects Might Be Short-lived
      BS. Do you know how many Blackberrys are ofered for $99? ANd do you know hoy many countries and carriers RIMM is in bed with? And do you know how many new subscribers they just added? Look, the subscriber base is growing by leaps and bound for everone, so that means everyone gets a piece of the pie. Apple, RIMM, and even NOK with their newfound development kit to be released. Relax, everyone. Only PALM will suffer over the next two years, then who knows. That's my best guess.
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    • Wed Jun 25th 08:52 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      Research In Motion Estimates Cut on 3G B-berry Bold Delay
      @ will: Hey, thanks for noticing the RBC call from yestrday. Good going!
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    • Wed May 21st 10:34 AM | Rating: 0 0
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      The iPhone-BlackBerry Showdown Continues
      Hey! I am both an AAPL and a RIMM investor - heavily into both. There is room for both in the market. The smartphone market is growing 50%+ per year and is not coming off of either of these two companies' plates for lunches nor dinners. It's at the expense of others and at the luxury of growth of the segement of the market. To those of you who think AAPL will 'have RIMM for lunch or dinner,'
      remember RIMM has been basing their client base off secure email messaging enterprises and are just now levereaging off their huge inroads in these ESTABLISHED channels to hit the B2C segment - still enough room for both players, after all AAPL is going after the trendy consumer who wants to have the best toy while RIMM is (in the consumer market) going after the business man who still needs email and work to get done who wants the best looking toy.

      AND to those who mock RIMM's PE of 60, as long as they keep giving stellar quarters with growth like they have, investors will keep paying. All they have to do, is keep doing what they have been doing FOR THE LAST 20 QUARTERS. Seems pretty simple to them, and easy for me as an investor.

      I always enjoy what we all post in these comment sections - to all of us, let's keep having fun expressing our viewpoints!
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