BlackBerry (BBRY -1.2%) launches the mid-range Q5 QWERTY BB10 phone as Thorsten Heins delivers his keynote at the BlackBerry Live conference (webcast). Sporting a 3.1" touchscreen (like the Q10), the Q5 resembles the rumored R10, and will launch in various emerging markets starting in July. BlackBerry has also updated the Z10's software to support personalized notifications, click to call, and a few other features. [View news story]
Somehow, I would expect that this thing will happen - this is shorters old strategy. Creating a sentiment of anxieties for those weaker hands. Stay long folks and remove your position out of inventory.
It's very obvious that these cos; Pacific Crest or Cleveland Research and Detwiller Fenton, for being a very small companies are under the payroll of BB shorters. Very coordinated as after they publish the reports, WSJ, Bloomberg and others will reiterate what they speculate and voila!
How to deal with this? Hold on to your position and take it out of inventory - they cant instill their motives if no shares are available for them to borrow or short.
Apple (AAPL +2.6%) commanded 57% of smartphone profits in Q1, and Samsung (SSNLF.PK) 43%, estimates Canaccord's Mike Walkley. All other OEMs collectively broke even, after having lost money last year. Apple's profit share is down from 2012's 69%, and Samsung's up from 2012's 34% - chalk those changes up to Samsung's share gains and Apple's gross margin decline. Walkley also writes Samsung's Galaxy S4 is off to a strong start (in spite of some reports of overheating), that checks indicate U.S. BlackBerry Z10 (BBRY +0.7%) sales are soft, and that U.K. Q10 supplies have been limited. [View news story]
For sure, APPL will still make money in the next few years but I will not expect it to double in value again. While BBRY or NOK might have a chance to do so - do your own due diligence.
A Bullish Case For BlackBerry, The Death Of Tablets And A Strong Q10 Launch [View article]
Heins's comments sealed the fact that eventhough he didn't start Balckberry, he has his own vision that he's briging to the company. Boldness has magic in it and that what drives APPL to their glory - and the main reason APPL is fading, that boldness is gone when SJ left them.
Stay put and dont get outsmarted by the bears please. Lock your BB shares!
5 Solid Reasons To Buy BlackBerry Now [View article]
We should by now all know how to read Heins - Yes he doesnt hyperbole and instead he claim his statements that he if knew he can achieve or surpass it.
The stock should have steady climb with this Q10 introduction and we should see 20 before Q1 earnings report.
Stay holding the stock until it is double - and this is probable in 6 to 12 months. But most importantly, please take your position out of inventory by putting it for sale at a higher amount.
Longs should not be outsmarted by shorts. So behold and stay folks.
"Our checks indicate Z10 sales in Canada, U.S., and UK remain steady with no excess inventory or return issues," writes Jefferies' Peter Misek, once more defending BlackBerry (BBRY +2.4%) as other analysts provide a more downbeat take. Also, like SA contributor Michael Collins, Misek reports of strong U.K. Q10 demand on launch day at Carphone Warehouse outlets found within Selfridges department stores. Some expected the Q10 to see a stronger launch than the Z10, given it's aimed more squarely at BlackBerry's traditional base. (previous) [View news story]
Folks, stay long and we will get rewarded - we wont benefit if we trade BB as this period of time. We need to push up the stock to its proper valuation before you can do so. Otherwise we wont beat the bears on this feat.
Post your position at a higher price to get it out of the inventory to avoid shorts borrowing the shares.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
Your intuition is absolutely correct and I was thinking the same. OSC and SEC cannot just sit on the sidelines and watch this thing happening. They would have to prevent issues such as publishing some reports to mislead the market like what Detwiller Fenton did - it is absolutely brutal and can be treated as criminal acts. But more than this we will have to watch out for those publishers as well like Motley Foll, WSJ, Insider Money, Bloomberg, Forbes and even SA - its' ok to publish a bad news as long as the information is of true merit as this will benefit investors.
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
Thanks ! a really dedicated longs. I have a trip to APAC this coming summer and will definitely visit downtown retailers too and report to SA community my observation.
Toronto Exchange is still being raided with shorts - we have to keep our campaign to get those shares out their hands. Put up a price for sale in your position at a higher price and good till cancel - so it is untouchables. That locks everybody not to short including longs who migth be tempted to short.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
and I forgot, please Do Not Short BB! - Just stay long.
If we do this, the stock will eventually rise and become stable in a short period of time and everybody will be rewarded huge I would say.
And to shorters for sure I know they reading our channels as well.
QNX / BB10 is a industrial grade platform, this is an overkill to be a consumer device. It will definitely have at least a 10 year product cycle or more, not like APPL and Android. So be onboard and let everybody prospers.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
My opinion is this:
SEC and OSC should regulate the way these what you call them analyst to report, publish anything in any of the stock or companies publicly listed, where the intent is just purely manipulative and no merit and no factual data - SEC and OSC job is to protect investors so they should be the first chasing after those guys doing such thing. They persecute insider trading, they should include this one as well.
People invest their hard earned money to these companies, they should protect it.
This lack of regulation drive those guys to be crazy, their mind is full of numbers and thinking how they can make money for their investors and reward themselves. Short trades is quick and executed without initial cash outlays, so its tempting
Anyway, for longs; jsut make sure your position is not sitting inventory so at least it cannot be used for short trades. Put a sale price at a higher amount and good till cancelled.
BlackBerry (BBRY -1.2%) launches the mid-range Q5 QWERTY BB10 phone as Thorsten Heins delivers his keynote at the BlackBerry Live conference (webcast). Sporting a 3.1" touchscreen (like the Q10), the Q5 resembles the rumored R10, and will launch in various emerging markets starting in July. BlackBerry has also updated the Z10's software to support personalized notifications, click to call, and a few other features. [View news story]
BlackBerry: Sales Appear To Remain Strong Despite Negative Reports [View article]
How to deal with this? Hold on to your position and take it out of inventory - they cant instill their motives if no shares are available for them to borrow or short.
Apple (AAPL +2.6%) commanded 57% of smartphone profits in Q1, and Samsung (SSNLF.PK) 43%, estimates Canaccord's Mike Walkley. All other OEMs collectively broke even, after having lost money last year. Apple's profit share is down from 2012's 69%, and Samsung's up from 2012's 34% - chalk those changes up to Samsung's share gains and Apple's gross margin decline. Walkley also writes Samsung's Galaxy S4 is off to a strong start (in spite of some reports of overheating), that checks indicate U.S. BlackBerry Z10 (BBRY +0.7%) sales are soft, and that U.K. Q10 supplies have been limited. [View news story]
A Bullish Case For BlackBerry, The Death Of Tablets And A Strong Q10 Launch [View article]
Stay put and dont get outsmarted by the bears please. Lock your BB shares!
Too Many Bears In The BlackBerry Bushes [View article]
Put your position for sale at a higher amount so that it is not available for shorts.
5 Solid Reasons To Buy BlackBerry Now [View article]
The stock should have steady climb with this Q10 introduction and we should see 20 before Q1 earnings report.
Stay holding the stock until it is double - and this is probable in 6 to 12 months. But most importantly, please take your position out of inventory by putting it for sale at a higher amount.
Longs should not be outsmarted by shorts. So behold and stay folks.
"Our checks indicate Z10 sales in Canada, U.S., and UK remain steady with no excess inventory or return issues," writes Jefferies' Peter Misek, once more defending BlackBerry (BBRY +2.4%) as other analysts provide a more downbeat take. Also, like SA contributor Michael Collins, Misek reports of strong U.K. Q10 demand on launch day at Carphone Warehouse outlets found within Selfridges department stores. Some expected the Q10 to see a stronger launch than the Z10, given it's aimed more squarely at BlackBerry's traditional base. (previous) [View news story]
Post your position at a higher price to get it out of the inventory to avoid shorts borrowing the shares.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
BlackBerry Sells Out In 90 Minutes At Selfridges [View article]
Toronto Exchange is still being raided with shorts - we have to keep our campaign to get those shares out their hands. Put up a price for sale in your position at a higher price and good till cancel - so it is untouchables. That locks everybody not to short including longs who migth be tempted to short.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
If we do this, the stock will eventually rise and become stable in a short period of time and everybody will be rewarded huge I would say.
And to shorters for sure I know they reading our channels as well.
QNX / BB10 is a industrial grade platform, this is an overkill to be a consumer device. It will definitely have at least a 10 year product cycle or more, not like APPL and Android. So be onboard and let everybody prospers.
Did Barron's Just Pull A Forbes On BlackBerry? [View article]
SEC and OSC should regulate the way these what you call them analyst to report, publish anything in any of the stock or companies publicly listed, where the intent is just purely manipulative and no merit and no factual data - SEC and OSC job is to protect investors so they should be the first chasing after those guys doing such thing. They persecute insider trading, they should include this one as well.
People invest their hard earned money to these companies, they should protect it.
This lack of regulation drive those guys to be crazy, their mind is full of numbers and thinking how they can make money for their investors and reward themselves. Short trades is quick and executed without initial cash outlays, so its tempting
Anyway, for longs; jsut make sure your position is not sitting inventory so at least it cannot be used for short trades. Put a sale price at a higher amount and good till cancelled.