BlackBerry Ltd T.BB

PricelessKlingon

[BBLacksEmotion]

Nice post, your comments ring true and until your closing, shareholders offer shares beginning at $10! Hahaha, funny stuff from a money person.

nope, there is a play here and it is Long, real long, unfortunately very long, too long for most retail.  $10 is table scraps, whom ever you are and who ever paid you to write this bright gray thingy will only phool those drowning in the kiddie pool... the BB is an ocean of technology, their emience patent libray is under siege by USA Tech, the war for BB will become apparent in 2024 as cash burn is eliminated, revenues blacken and JG has an the opportunity to reflect on his vapid unpersonalized voice... BB 10 or 20x in 2024.

All the pieces are in place, chips, ships, energy, inflation, politics, business, Putin hooked into the end of an expanding electrical grid... heck even eMail providers are finally blocking scammers and spammers because that traffic takes away from the bottom line.

2024 is the long overdue BB rocket launch.

$90 NYE

High of $720 in 15 months!

[PrincessKate]

My point was... ...the last thing you want to do is to NOT have an open limited price sell order on your Blackberry shares at your broker. Your broker will lend your shares out (make money), only then to be handed over to be shorted...basically working against you.  If all retail shareholders list their shares for sale with a limited sale order price at say $10...it is game over for these

[Joey67]

Let's have a discussion on value.  What would you pay for a company generating 150 million a quarter that is not profitable, burns 30 million in cash per quarter and has way to much in overhead costs.  To add to that revenues decline 25% per quarter.  Management has pre announced a 25 per cent decline next quarter.  They also forecast no growth for at least 4 more quarters

[Maxmoe]

I'm long so I don't disagree with your conclusions, but I have constructive comments on your path to get there. Putting a sell order on your shares is an urban myth and pointless. Ask your broker. Get on the phone, not email, they don't like responding in a format you can copy paste all over the internet. If your shares are held in a tfsa or an rsp account no broker can "borrow

[PrincessKate]

...thanks for your constructive feedback... we really need more informed people like yourself sharing your wisdom.... ...questions is probably where your broker is based...I persoanlly think US is the 'wild west'.... where brokers would take any opportunity they have, to maximize profit opportunities...that 'American Dream' where everything in the end is measured starting with a