[whitbags]

The numbers look grim for Q1 earnings. Looks like the recent peak was the last one, and the stock will fall again. Those who bought at $6 did well.

[SlcCorrado]

I shoulda sold yesterday, haha

[Mister Sir]

Those who short sell the stock are posting 24x7 on all boards about BlackBerry going down as they are about to loose their pants. Ignore the noise and go long on BlackBerry, don't sell till it hits $100

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Said the investor who's still holding onto paper shares of Nortel...

[Mister Sir]

If we can see EPS of $4-$5, then we will see $40-$50 SP.
I'd say $100 is a stretch in the short term, but within sight a couple years of good execution down the road .

Posted via Z10

In order for that to happen, the Gods will have to turn every BB in production into gold. Then Thorsten can melt them down into bars and sell it back to the market when the bullion rallies.

[SlcCorrado]

In order for that to happen, the Gods will have to turn every BB in production into gold. Then Thorsten can melt them down into bars and sell it back to the market when the bullion rallies.

Well, considering how gold is doing...

[Brandon Orr]

What a disaster even made the most pessimistic short seller look generous. Numbers don't include Q10, but this is the first time since BB10 that I actually have doubts about the company .

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[bhavi_jp]

LMAO......

[howarmat]

What a disaster even made the most pessimistic short seller look generous. Numbers don't include Q10, but this is the first time since BB10 that I actually have doubts about the company .

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pretty sure there is a month of Q10 sales in the numbers

[Dave Bourque]

pretty sure there is a month of Q10 sales in the numbers

How many countries are involved in that month?

Sent from my BB10 smartphone.

[m1a1mg]

What people don't understand is the basic arithmetic. With 170 million shares (35+ percent) borrowed, it sets up a situation wherein at some point 170 million shares MUST be bought. You have to buy it ba at some point in a short trade.

The shorties, fittingly enough, have created a massive pent up demand for the shares which will drive the prices up enormously. The smart ones are cutting their losses and getting out now. The dumb ones are plain farked. Mathematically, they can only lose since BlackBerry is quite solvent.

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Really? You a stock analyst?

[kwm1337]

Down almost 20% this morning. Go figure

28% now, I was really expecting all those from yesterday to come back here and fight back standing their ground...

[SlcCorrado]

28% now, I was really expecting all those from yesterday to come back here and fight back standing their ground...

Haha, that would be tough considering the fact that there is not much ground left to stand on

[howarmat]

How many countries are involved in that month?

Sent from my BB10 smartphone.

UK and canada, same as the first month of Z10 i would think

[Dave Bourque]

UK and canada, same as the first month of Z10 i would think

Right so we haven't had a full release of Q10 in the reports. I expect Q10 to do double of Z10 if not more.

Sent from my BB10 smartphone.

[DenverRalphy]

Right so we haven't had a full release of Q10 in the reports. I expect Q10 to do double of Z10 if not more.

Sent from my BB10 smartphone.

Unfortunately, a very similar argument was used at the end of the previous quarter about how the Z10 wasn't available globally for the whole quarter, and that the next would be THE quarter to watch.

[dracolnyte]

im not holding my hopes for the Q10 to do any better

[z10fido]

Hmm weird my shorts just turned Into phantom rolls royces

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[stanwest31]

Funniest thread yet. This dude is probably standing on top of a bridge now. 100? Cents?

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[Xeroliun]

Funniest thread yet. This dude is probably standing on top of a bridge now. 100? Cents?

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LOL no kidding. If they ever hit $20 again it will be a miracle (currently at $10.84 after closing at $14.48 yesterday (25.14% Loss))

[z10fido]

Bandz a make me dance. All those guys longing bbry, I'm just making banz

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[hootyhoo]

They didn't lose their pants, they just took them off to party.

[aniym]

These same people are posting in the BBRY stock thread about how the shorts are forcing devs not to build for BB10...they'll probably also claim that shorts held Alicia Keys at gunpoint, gave her an iPhone and forced her to tweet from it.

If they're "losing their pants" on this, I'd hate to see how much they're up on a good day.

[bekkay]

What people don't understand is the basic arithmetic. With 170 million shares (35+ percent) borrowed, it sets up a situation wherein at some point 170 million shares MUST be bought. You have to buy it ba at some point in a short trade.

The shorties, fittingly enough, have created a massive pent up demand for the shares which will drive the prices up enormously. The smart ones are cutting their losses and getting out now. The dumb ones are plain farked. Mathematically, they can only lose since BlackBerry is quite solvent.

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Do you still have the receipt for that crystal ball you bought?

[bbranny]

What people don't understand is the basic arithmetic. With 170 million shares (35+ percent) borrowed, it sets up a situation wherein at some point 170 million shares MUST be bought. You have to buy it ba at some point in a short trade.

The shorties, fittingly enough, have created a massive pent up demand for the shares which will drive the prices up enormously. The smart ones are cutting their losses and getting out now. The dumb ones are plain farked. Mathematically, they can only lose since BlackBerry is quite solvent.

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where did you come up with this theory? did you just come up with this all by yourself? truthfully, not even sure what you said. anyone care to explain it?

[desmo1984]

UK and canada, same as the first month of Z10 i would think

The UK and Canada have a combined population of roughly 97 million. And there are...what, 7 billion people in the world? So this is a fair point, these results do not include much significant Q10 data.