[cjcampbell]

Well bring it on then! Let us know when those arms of yours get tired from banging or "whacking" that cowbell. lol

Oh right.... cowbell..... hehehe..... well whatever works I guess.

[Soumaila Somtore]

I feel like the stock will close above $15 today

[difabs]

Flirting with $15.00 now. Hopefully we can keep this ball rolling through the rest of the week

[greggebhardt]

Could anyone tell me if there is still a StockBerrians bbm group kicking around? Finally reunited with my BlackBerry and would love to join.

Posted via CB10

Not sure but someone will get to you soon. Sorry we are in a feeding frenzy right now!

[cjcampbell]

Bloody He!! Charles.... where are you?!?!

[jrwb6e]

Bloody He!! Charles.... where are you?!?!

He'll be back. A stock rally like this can't keep him away long.

[greggebhardt]

Really resisting the $15 mark . . . .

[greggebhardt]

Bloody He!! Charles.... where are you?!?!

He is likely here and just as excited as we are!

[m0de25]

Come on Charles... We know ya wanna jump in on the fun today!

[potatoman3]

Bloody He!! Charles.... where are you?!?!

Haha he leaves on the fun day

[mw12341]

Nokia's just done a wild up and down too -- was up 11% at one point, back to 7 now. Is there some news?

[greggebhardt]

SO close but $14.99 was the best BBRY could muster.

[W Hoa]

NOK is up HUGE too. Up over 8%

Siemens (SI) is looking for offers from private equity firms to buy stake in Nokia (NOK) Siemens, reports Reuters. According to three sources familiar with the discussions, Siemens has approached TPG, KKR (KKR) and Blackstone (BX).

[lcjr]

Wow that was exciting! Not to use the past tense as we hope this continues, but man that was fun.

[greggebhardt]

Great!
Just what we need to hear: BlackBerry issues 'critical' security warning for Z10 phones | ZDNet

[cjcampbell]

SO close but $14.99 was the best BBRY could muster.

haha... and that I'm ok with.

[lcjr]

Could anyone tell me if there is still a StockBerrians bbm group kicking around? Finally reunited with my BlackBerry and would love to join.

Posted via CB10

Yep, it sure is.

[cjcampbell]

Great!
Just what we need to hear: BlackBerry issues 'critical' security warning for Z10 phones | ZDNet

Sadly that's last week's news yet I've seen it on 3 different pages today. Also, ZDNet and Cnet both had this out in early morning so it won't, or shouldn't, have any effect on what we're seeing here.

[silversun10]

Sadly that's last week's news yet I've seen it on 3 different pages today. Also, ZDNet and Cnet both had this out in early morning so it won't, or shouldn't, have any effect on what we're seeing here.

windows(well microsoft) would trade below zero after weekly security updates for years on end, if that had any effect

[tiziano27]

Nokia's just done a wild up and down too -- was up 11% at one point, back to 7 now. Is there some news?

Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) ramped mid-day on reports from the FT that Huawei would consider buying the company as it seeks to become the world's leading smartphone maker.

"We are considering these sorts of acquisitions; maybe the combination has some synergies but depends on the willingness of Nokia. We are open-minded," Richard Yu, chairman of Huawei's consumer business group, told the FT.

StreetInsider.com - UPDATE: Nokia Corp (NOK) Pops as Huawei May Consider Buying the Company

[OMGitworks]

I think I hear the echo of Fraudstreet Trader aka BB_Trader vomitting in his mother's basement...

[take99]

More rbc info

We believe channel inventory may have bottomed at 1-2 weeks and expect sell-in to match or exceed sell-through over the next year as BlackBerry replenishes depleted channels. In aggregate, we see BB10 sell-through increasing as distribution expands. BB10 demand appears to be mixed by region; Canada, the U.K. and the Middle East are seeing the strongest BB10 sell-through. For example, the Q10 is currently #5 and the Z10 is #8 on UK Mobile’s top 10 list. The U.S., where BlackBerry has a diminished consumer presence, is seeing slower sell-through. We believe U.S. sell-through may increase with enterprise demand following the rollout of BES10 by IT depts.

Sue’s new estimates bring him to an estimate for last quarter of $3.5 billion in revenue and 9 cents profit per share versus a prior estimate for $3.1 billion and a 10-cent loss. For the full fiscal year ending next February, he models $13.5 billion in revenue and a 35-cent profit per share versus $11.7 billion and a 4-cent loss previously.

Sue is still skeptical of the longer-term trajectory of the stock, despite what may be imminent short covering:

With 32% of shares short and trading at just 0.4x EV/S valuation, BlackBerry shares may see a short covering rally on better than expected near-term profitability and BB10 channel fill. Beyond near-term positives, we’re looking for stabilization of BlackBerry’s subscriber base and uptake of new enterprise and consumer services to offset the shift away from its mandatory services model. Competition remains intense and BlackBerry has a significantly diminished market presence with just 3% share, down from 20% at its peak.

[greggebhardt]

Sadly that's last week's news yet I've seen it on 3 different pages today. Also, ZDNet and Cnet both had this out in early morning so it won't, or shouldn't, have any effect on what we're seeing here.

Thanks that is great to hear!

Nice day so far now lets see what we can hold till the end of the day.

[silversun10]

I think I hear the echo of Fraudstreet Trader aka BB_Trader vomitting in his mother's basement...

dirtying up Stockhouse at the moment

[greggebhardt]

I think I hear the echo of Fraudstreet Trader aka BB_Trader vomitting in his mother's basement...

LOL! We can only hope!