RE: Seeking Alpha Great balanced analysis of the RIM's current situation. In my opinion, RIM having no debt and generating healthy, albeit lower profits, give it more than enough time to "transform the company".
Despite the deteriorating market share, it is still uncomprehensible to me how RIM can trade at a PE of 3. That type of valuation is usually reserved for companies on the brink of bankrupcy, with huge debt to refinance, not profitable companies, with no debt, and new products in the pipeline.
Thanks to all the forum contributors, after you "ignore" the right people, this forum has become a very great place to get all recent info about RIM.