Originally Posted by
chrysaurora Ok, I think I didn't explain it well. Let me try again:
All costs for all aspects of the business (software, payroll, office expense, marketing etc) is already in balancesheet that they release every quarter.
Now, we've been told it'd take 5M device sold for BlackBerry to break-even on device side of the business. Upto 5M sales, device sales aren't going to contribute to company's profit. But at 5M sales, they'll stop negatively hurting balance sheet.
So, if we sell 6M devices (1m extra), and make an average of $150 profit per device, that's $37.5M per quarter profit coming from device side of the business.
Would that significantly impact stock price or be like meh?