4 Reasons Why RIMM Shares Could Rise After Earnings Report
- RIM announces earnings this Thursday: Investing Blog: 4 Reasons Why RIMM Shares Could Rise After Earnings Report03-19-11 08:05 PMLike 0
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I challenge you to where they lack vision!
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BayouBengal21 likes this.03-20-11 11:01 AMLike 1 - Lacking vision? Are you serious? That's the most ignorant post I have ever seen on CB! Have you even been paying attention to the allignments they have been forging? That is just a rediculous post
I challenge you to where they lack vision!
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03-20-11 11:12 AMLike 0 - Yes, I have been paying attention to their lack of internal vision & having to look to outside venders to fix the messes they've gotten themselves into. I see many of RIM's alignments and acquisitions like what happened with Diamler and Chrysler a few years back. It should have been a great alliance, but it ultimately failed. Now that the US has bailed Chrysler out again, now they have started turning things around internally.
Are you aware that Apple collaborated with QNX to bring graphics capabilities to the platform it has now? Not to mention other functionings? Not to mention Google has as well.
Are you aware that companies such as Microsoft, HP, Google and Cisco &IBM are seeking partnerships with RIM and not the other way around? Why would that be? I feel you are obligated to answer this one
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Vrai likes this.03-20-11 11:32 AMLike 1 - Yes, I have been paying attention to their lack of internal vision & having to look to outside venders to fix the messes they've gotten themselves into. I see many of RIM's alignments and acquisitions like what happened with Diamler and Chrysler a few years back. It should have been a great alliance, but it ultimately failed. Now that the US has bailed Chrysler out again, now they have started turning things around internally.03-20-11 11:46 AMLike 0
- Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorWell theres lots to say here, but one key is that RIMM stock did better than APPL stock all of last year. That's saying quite a bit.
As for their acquisitions, I believe that's a definite sign of vision. If they didn't do anything then I would be worried. Acquiring other businesses is part of business.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk03-20-11 12:09 PMLike 0 - Well theres lots to say here, but one key is that RIMM stock did better than APPL stock all of last year. That's saying quite a bit.
As for their acquisitions, I believe that's a definite sign of vision. If they didn't do anything then I would be worried. Acquiring other businesses is part of business.
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The brilliance in Rim's vision moving forward is the ability to bring desktop functioning to the platform..open up the ports and offer full scale versions of desktop software to run on the PB...Very large corperations such as eUnity and SAP have been raving about the platforms potential, and have been developeing cutting edge, state of the art solutions that can only exist through QNX's capabilities
The one vision of RIM's is that they have alligned themselves as the only mobile communications company that has universal reach.like I have mentioned in other posts..they have boxed the competition in...with that we shall see multi platform offerings and very rich support moving forward!(By that I imply competitors collaberateing with RIM on joint ventures)
As you have mentioned through some of your tweets....the PB outperforms the Ipad in all areas other then intense graphical situations...but with your hands on...I'm sure you can attest the potential and realities of RIM/QNX moving forward will be unrivalled...and that is premier vision in itself
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03-20-11 12:22 PMLike 0 - At the moment my Bloomberg app is showing RIMM down 16% for the past 52 weeks and AAPL up 47%. I think even for the calendar year 2010 was a clear winner for AAPL.03-20-11 12:32 PMLike 2
- Well theres lots to say here, but one key is that RIMM stock did better than APPL stock all of last year. That's saying quite a bit.
As for their acquisitions, I believe that's a definite sign of vision. If they didn't do anything then I would be worried. Acquiring other businesses is part of business.
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People who are blinded by all the glitz and glamour of theses acquisitions can defend them all they want. That's their prerogative. But when looking to place your money on a company that is placing their eggs in someone elses basket while offering no real path is destined to fail.
OS6.1 is yet another stop gap measure. This is the third stop gap OS in 3 years. There's too much talent up North for this kind of embarrassment to keep happening. If I were one of RIM's geeks right now, I'd be embarrassed. To be the leader in innovation and let that slip through my fingers is a damn shame. If RIM can get their moxie back and fix what mistakes have been made internally, that's when the company will return to the place it once was.Last edited by K Bear; 03-20-11 at 12:35 PM.
03-20-11 12:33 PMLike 0 - Not only that it has outperformed Apple stock over the past decade...
The brilliance in Rim's vision moving forward is the ability to bring desktop functioning to the platform..open up the ports and offer full scale versions of desktop software to run on the PB...Very large corperations such as eUnity and SAP have been raving about the platforms potential, and have been developeing cutting edge, state of the art solutions that can only exist through QNX's capabilities
The one vision of RIM's is that they have alligned themselves as the only mobile communications company that has universal reach.like I have mentioned in other posts..they have boxed the competition in...with that we shall see multi platform offerings and very rich support moving forward!(By that I imply competitors collaberateing with RIM on joint ventures)
As you have mentioned through some of your tweets....the PB outperforms the Ipad in all areas other then intense graphical situations...but with your hands on...I'm sure you can attest the potential and realities of RIM/QNX moving forward will be unrivalled...and that is premier vision in itself
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RIMM's 28.5 to APPL's 27.5% in 201003-20-11 12:39 PMLike 0 - Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorLook at my link. The numbers don't lie.
The Tech Stock That's Grown Twice as Fast as Apple - Seeking Alpha03-20-11 12:41 PMLike 2 - Acquisition for the right reasons is always a great strategy. It's obvious that QNX will make a change in the infrastructure. My concern is that a company prided on innovation within let that slip away. RIM had at its disposal a plethora of talent that made them the device for corporate use. They were strong until they lost their vision when consumers began getting wise to the great product that RIM was making. When RIM decided to focus more on the consumer side, they began losing their vision. Until they get back what they lost internally and get back to basics, there is no way this company is going to get their magic back. You can dress it up any way you want with TAT our QNX, but lack of sturdy and reliable hardware and quality at a quality price would turn this ship around.
People who are blinded by all the glitz and glamour of theses acquisitions can defend them all they want. That's their prerogative. But when looking to place your money on a company that is placing their eggs in someone elses basket while offering no real path is destined to fail.
OS6.1 is yet another stop gap measure. This is the third stop gap OS in 3 years. There's too much talent up North for this kind of embarrassment to keep happening. If I were one of RIM's geeks right now, I'd be embarrassed. To be the leader in innovation and let that slip through my fingers is a damn shame. If RIM can get their moxie back and fix what mistakes have been made internally, that's when the company will return to the place it once was.
RIM and the competition are on their current 1st life cycle of service offerings. Rim has plateaued first as a result of having an aged ecosystem...whithin 18 months from now they will be well in their way of their 2nd cycle....with that all the resources they have banked thus far as IP, engineering, networking tech , and advanced mobile computing/communications technology...
I feel everyone will be quite shocked to see what is coming out...and as far as innovation goes...no one is better alligned at the moment to deliver cutting edge innovative solutions whithin the next two years!
Just to bring you up to snuff...as far as innovation goes!they will lead on these fronts
1-as being the first company to deliver "pure communications"
2-the first "pure mobile computing platform"
3-will be the leading innovator in the cloud computing front...as Google may be seen as the current leader...remember RIM will host their offerings on the platform as well as have their own movement!
4- the first company to deliver "uncompromised content on a mobile device"
5-the first company to deliver full scale desktop software on a mobile platform.
6-etc!
Their lack of sightful innovation, should be taken intrinsicaly as they are reinventing the wheel to a large degree. Innovation in it's purest form may appear non-existent until revolutionary means are brought to the forefront...
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BayouBengal21 likes this.03-20-11 12:45 PMLike 1 - Look at my link. The numbers don't lie.
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All the players have to deal with the vision thing....
Apple�s Cloud Music Plans Don�t Involve Unlimited Subscription: Apple News, Tips and Reviews �03-20-11 12:50 PMLike 0 - Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorAcquisition for the right reasons is always a great strategy. It's obvious that QNX will make a change in the infrastructure. My concern is that a company prided on innovation within let that slip away. RIM had at its disposal a plethora of talent that made them the device for corporate use. They were strong until they lost their vision when consumers began getting wise to the great product that RIM was making. When RIM decided to focus more on the consumer side, they began losing their vision. Until they get back what they lost internally and get back to basics, there is no way this company is going to get their magic back. You can dress it up any way you want with TAT our QNX, but lack of sturdy and reliable hardware and quality at a quality price would turn this ship around.
People who are blinded by all the glitz and glamour of theses acquisitions can defend them all they want. That's their prerogative. But when looking to place your money on a company that is placing their eggs in someone elses basket while offering no real path is destined to fail.
OS6.1 is yet another stop gap measure. This is the third stop gap OS in 3 years. There's too much talent up North for this kind of embarrassment to keep happening. If I were one of RIM's geeks right now, I'd be embarrassed. To be the leader in innovation and let that slip through my fingers is a damn shame. If RIM can get their moxie back and fix what mistakes have been made internally, that's when the company will return to the place it once was.
Has RIM slipped? Yes. They need to improve, and are.03-20-11 12:52 PMLike 0 - Crucial_XtremeRetired ModeratorI thought you meant the stock price. I have no quarrels with the underlying fundamentals, but tech stocks have rarely traded on those. Thanks for the link, I love how it was presented by the way (Mystery stock).
All the players have to deal with the vision thing....
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As for the market, well I choose wisely where I place my money and I typically try an stay away from tech stock although in some cases in can't be avoided.BlackStormRising likes this.03-20-11 12:55 PMLike 1 -
- Rim is a sleeping giant as far as market depth and offerings go! People for the most part are clueless as to the extent of market cap growth goes over the next two years!
Not to mention rim is solidifying some very deep penetration into the software community in the GTA and Ottawa area....For most that doesn't imply much impact...but to those that are aware of the local talent! We have a definite sleeping giant on our hands...not to mention the Blackberry partners fund currently manages 300+million dollars and RIM last year nearly spent 1 billion dollars on R&D...I'll let that speak for itself!
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- Yes, I have been paying attention to their lack of internal vision & having to look to outside venders to fix the messes they've gotten themselves into. I see many of RIM's alignments and acquisitions like what happened with Diamler and Chrysler a few years back. It should have been a great alliance, but it ultimately failed. Now that the US has bailed Chrysler out again, now they have started turning things around internally.
Last edited by sf49ers; 03-20-11 at 01:50 PM.
03-20-11 01:34 PMLike 0 - The extent to which RIM is willing to change and the veracity is what gets my attention. This was almost completely missed by the street all of last year.03-20-11 01:52 PMLike 0
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