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- Thanks for posting that, that is great. Honestly though, how could the people at BBRY know about this and NOT show it off yesterday. It is awesome that it is there, but I think I am now more upset then yesterday knowing that they had a mock up they could have used and somehow felt like a cheesy video conversation and bad jokes were a better use of their limited spotlight time??05-15-13 02:14 PMLike 4
- OK... if you look at the bottom of the pic it shows a number.... "% Out = 72.82"
72.82% of BBRY = 381,576,800
Short interest = 164,689,363 (not including any new shorts in last 15 days!)
For a total of 546,266,163 shares or 104% of the float!
Am I right in guessing that BlackBerry is overshorted by about 5% right now?
Edit... and is that 72.82% only institutional holdings, and retail investors hold even a bit more?
That leaves very few easy targets for loaning out shares. Arrowstreet, Viking, Toronto Dominion, RBC, CIBC as likely loaners. You Canadians should have sit ins at some of those places!
Who knows for sure, but the #'s are getting tighter and tighter.... I can't believe there are that many retail shorts left, with volume going down and that many shares locked up by long term investors, I would never be able to sleep at night.05-15-13 02:17 PMLike 10 -
Posted via CB1005-15-13 02:20 PMLike 0 - Are the shorts running out of fuel for their onslaught?
Me:*Is there a limit to how many short shares are available? BBRY is already short interest of about one third.
Questrade:*For example, BBRY, all the quantity is being used by other clients, therefore, you will not be able to short it.
Questrade:*Yes, there is a limit to the quantity of shares we have available for clients to short.
Me:*So how much is available to short for BBRY for me on Questrade?
Questrade:*Unfortunately, 0, as the all the shares available are being lent to other clients shorting.
Me:*Ouch ... that hurts. So there won�t be any available for me unless you obtain them from another broker for me?
Questrade:*Unfortunately not as of right now, however, you can try back another day and we might have more shares available, you can also call the trade desk and request for more quantity.
Posted via CB1005-15-13 02:22 PMLike 0 -
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ShareKey smartphone app replaces your house keys
http://editorial.autos.msn.com/lista...mentid=1166728bungaboy likes this.05-15-13 02:31 PMLike 1 -
Lesson for me is to sell 50% before BBRY has an event (regardless of any hype) and be prepared to buy the day after.OMGitworks likes this.05-15-13 02:33 PMLike 1 - QNX prolly doesn't care where you are... it will use BT, WiFi, Cell network, whatevs to send and receive info.Shanerredflag likes this.05-15-13 02:33 PMLike 1
- If I put the Viper Alarm System in my cars I could do all of that. It's not via Bluetooth. It's more like if you send an email, how does it get all the way across the world? There's an antenna and a small computer connected to the car computer system.
ShareKey smartphone app replaces your house keys
But then your car would need some type of a data connection to receive the signal
I thought bluetooth had a reliable range of around 30 feet.
Posted via CB1005-15-13 02:35 PMLike 0 - Well guys, I think it is pretty clear. Let's not fall for the hype anymore. BBRY events pretty well sock the big one. Nokia had an old ugly chick that sank em by 5% but BBRY did worst somehow as NOK is up today almost 2%. LOL
Lesson for me is to sell 50% before BBRY has an event (regardless of any hype) and be prepared to buy the day after.
Edit... whew... I had a bout of uncontrollable laughter there. Thanks for that.Charles Martin1 and bungaboy like this.05-15-13 02:36 PMLike 2 - Well guys, I think it is pretty clear. Let's not fall for the hype anymore. BBRY events pretty well sock the big one. Nokia had an old ugly chick that sank em by 5% but BBRY did worst somehow as NOK is up today almost 2%. LOL
Lesson for me is to sell 50% before BBRY has an event (regardless of any hype) and be prepared to buy the day after.Bugmapper likes this.05-15-13 02:36 PMLike 1 - 05-15-13 02:37 PMLike 2
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If someone tells you something about the company but the info is already out there or is accessible to those looking for it and you make trades based on that I think it is fine.
Disclaimer: I have no idea what I am talking about, just going based on common sense and what I have heard people talking about.
Posted via CB1005-15-13 02:38 PMLike 3 - I think the official definition is having access to information which is not available in the public domain. That is to say if you were working on a project with BlackBerry and have signed an NDA and you make trades I think that would be considered insider trading. Another example, TH is your friend and at dinner one night says to you that the DoD deal is confirmed. If you buy stock based on this, you have information that others don't. It's an unfair advantage. You have to wait for the official press release before you make a trade, as that is when the market gains access to the info.
If someone tells you something about the company but the info is already out there or is accessible to those looking for it and you make trades based on that I think it is fine.
Disclaimer: I have no idea what I am talking about, just going based on common sense and what I have heard people talking about.
Posted via CB1005-15-13 02:42 PMLike 2 - hey friends, seriously .... i was in the usa a few weeks ago ... saw the BB "moving forward" black rv .... i was impressed with the display. however, get this ... it was not manned by BB employees. it was manned by hired pr folk who knew jack about the bb products based upon questions asked by several, including a friend of mine who knows his phones. what the heck is that all about. i could have done a better job, so could have you. seriously. i was very disappointed.
Can you be a little more specific about who you are addressing?????05-15-13 02:43 PMLike 5 -
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- well, Goldman finally has said something, all I could get for now
On the other hand, analysts at Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE:GS) believe that the impact of the new product offerings of the Canadian smartphone manufacturer is mixed. According to them, “We view this announcement as mixed, as incremental profits from Q5 may be offset by the reduction in service fees, as BB10 consumer plans don’t include a service fee to Blackberry.”
They also assumed that Research In Motion Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) (TSE:BB) will first target mature markets with Blackberry 10 in order to stop its declining share while it continues to serve emerging markets. The analysts also maintained their neutral rating for the stock.05-15-13 02:48 PMLike 7
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