[jake simmons3]

Would be nice if we could push through that 9 dollar wall

[sidhuk]

How long to you need?
I just turned 40, so just planing ahead (no pun intended).

need depends on how much you want to impress the "subject".


otherwise a regular ride can bee given till in 70's too i suppose.

[jmehta22]

Would be nice if we could push through that 9 dollar wall

your wish is my command crossed $9 mark like a boss

aaandd...hit double digits on tsx!!!

[Section ThirtyOne]

Well this isn't turning out how I had expected.

[W Hoa]

BB.TO just popped $10.

[bigbadben10]

This is getting silly...not that I mind at all

[INTz]

Supafly,

I'm dying to know what bes cloud is like. I want to get rid of my Google (spy) apps for good.

I think I read it would be the cost a cup of coffee a month for the service. I will gladly pay for this.

I am wondering though does that come with the exchange server for mail as well?

Is there any Web UIs to access email, contacts, calendar etc from a laptop?

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[Saberhagen]

Just pissed at myself that i did not buy at 6.19 when i had planned to! Would have lowered my average down to 8 something. Now im still stuck at 12.11 :/

Black cards, Black cars - all BlackBerry-thing!

[bigbadben10]

I like how we are now above the PW buy-out offer in such a short period of time. She needs to rest now, fill in the gap and then move on up mid to late next week.

[Superfly_FR]

Are we riding back to the 9's on a Friday ?
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(at the restaurant, radio off now, but Champagne ! )

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[jake simmons3]

9.97 +0.60 (6.40%) SO CLOSE to double digits on TSX

[Joao Oliveira]

9.09$ @NASDAQ BBRY is on fire!!!

[Corbu]

[bergeron37]

Great day everyone, great reading for what has been a long day at work.

Heading out west to the Berkshires to go skiing for the weekend, and then get to watch Brady & Belichick do their thing. START DRINKING EARLY

[ibpluto]

such a long road ahead, but I would be lying if I didn't say days like this make my weekend!

Time for a cold one, cheers gents

[jake simmons3]

Boys im officially in the green

[morlock_man]

Two more days like today and I'm back in the green.

Still a ways to go. Been holding my first set of shares since May of 2012.

[bungaboy]

This . . .



Gives me . . .

[Otech#CB]

Just pissed at myself that i did not buy at 6.19 when i had planned to! Would have lowered my average down to 8 something. Now im still stuck at 12.11 :/

Black cards, Black cars - all BlackBerry-thing!

It's all good man, there's still time.

[bungaboy]

Two more days like today and I'm back in the green.

Still a ways to go. Been holding my first set of shares since May of 2012.

Same here, two more days like this.

Since April 2012!

[sidhuk]

I know some of us don't like to read this site so. Here

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Making a bullish case for BlackBerry
by BRAD REED | JAN. 17, 2014

No tech company that?s still in business had a worse year last year than BlackBerry but some analysts are starting to see an upside to the company simply because things can?t get much worse. Citron Research, a firm that specializes in searching out short-selling opportunities, has written a new report that actually makes a bullish case for BlackBerry going forward and even assigns the company?s shares a price target of $15.

If you put aside the notion that Citron?s report is a cynical attempt at engineering a BlackBerry pump-and-dump, you can see some pretty good reasons to believe BlackBerry has a shot at returning to relative health again if it plays its hand well. The report starts out by bluntly acknowledging the obvious: ?BlackBerry completely blew a market leadership position, which it will never recover.? However, Citron believes that BlackBerry has finally stopped trying to compete with iOS and Android and is instead focussing all its efforts on becoming an enterprise software company.

?Mr. Chen?s first corporate action was to stop the bleeding by unloading the unprofitable�handset business to Foxconn, clearing the decks so he could exert his primary focus on software�and services,? Citron writes. ?The new strategy ? eliminating device inventory risks and refocusing on enterprise software�business ? has already significantly de-risked Blackberry?s balance sheet?�investors still looking at Blackberry as a device business�are making the most basic and fundamental mistake in investment analysis.?

Citron goes on to explain how Chen?s decision to unload the risk of what had been BlackBerry?s festering sore ? its handset business ? and to reorient the company around enterprise services couldn?t have come at a more crucial time. Essentially, Citron thinks that if BlackBerry had soldiered on for another year of trying to compete with Apple and Samsung, it would have lost out on the chance to win in the mobile device management market.

All of this is just one firm?s opinion, of course, but it?s definitely a well-considered bullish case for BlackBerry.

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[bungaboy]

Would love to see that . . . . but my gut feel says look for a drop at 3:30 ish.

Well, BungaDude. Another example why you don't Day Trade. LoL

[take99]

This is the first day since I sold my shares that I even considered getting back in. Even if Chen ultimately fails he is creating enough buzz to drive the stock in the short term IMHO. Glad to see the longs on this board getting rewarded for their patience.

[rotorwrench]

I'm a happy camper. My second buy has taken my first buy losses into the green finally. Makes my week for sure.

[slipstream89]

haha can't win every battle bud

Well, BungaDude. Another example why you don't Day Trade. LoL