Research In Motion Limited (USA) (NASDAQ:RIMM)
The company behind the BlackBerry, Research In Motion provides a range of wireless hardware, software, and services.
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what the hell....bottom fish attempt
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Going to zero...
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I already sold short on this stock at $62. Lovin in. Winnig...
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Undervalued
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Oversold and undervalued. The Playbook looks like a flop but overseas sales grew. Read an analysis on earnings below:
http://bull-bear-battle.blogspot.com/
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I will not retire this pick...good reminder of value traps. RIMM is a better play at this point, with EPS expected to come in above $5/share (10xP/E gives $50 per share price target). However, I was only looking at fundamentals without completely understanding the degree to which it is losing market share. Live and learn...
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Well this worked out well.
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It's hard to call bottoms, but this report in June '11 was kind of expected. Nokia had dismal sales and Wall Street has fall off love with blackberrys. Well, the stock was not as look as it seemed six months ago, but it's not as bad as it seems now. $45 would be a fair price and purchasing this at $27 is definitely a good buy on my agenda. GLTA.
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I know that RIMM is the laggard in the industry. But its a damn good industry. Still strong fundamentally and I don't think the current price drop is warranted.
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Unless the Blackberry folks can come out with a product that blows away the competition (Android and apple) they are doomed to the dustbin like Palm and other such innovators who forgot to continue innovating.
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Trending down, but oversold in the short term. I see bankruptcy inside 10 years, or the possibility of a buyout by someone like Microsoft.
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Five years ago everyone wanted to have a Blackberry. People thought they were cool and important to be working in their free time. Now everyone wants to have an iPhone. C'est la vie.
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Way oversold. Yes, the news is bad but not that bad. Solid cash flow, solid ROIC and even if it continues to lose market share to Apple and Google, it's still worth way more than $35.17.
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a great company with many users
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Even though losing market share in a growing market, Blackberrys are still the corporate and government default option for secure communication
Very low P/E and P/FCF ratios
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it will be the 2011 star
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RIMM is cheap. Still it is a very good company with great products. There are many countries where RIM is not yet available. So, RIM has big potential to grow.
Nokia's message about 3 ecosystems does not leave RIM out from the market. Operators want to sell excellent products and RIM have them.
I do not own RIM.
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due for a bounce
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As many say, beaten down, low volume. RIM makes a product with a solid enterprise following. As someone who has recently worked IT support for 6 large organizations there is no shortage of blackberry activations - although I noticed an increase in iphone activations. Smartphone purchases continue to grow, and RIM has a simple product that works well. BBM is their flagship feature, and will hopefully soon appear on other platforms. I know i'd pay 5$ a year for a BBM app on my iphone. Any positive news will bring this this back into the 50's.
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