You may want to check this one out a little more. BB is actually a "real" company. Their operating system QNX is in practically every electric car in the world - but it's a low, one time revenue type of thing. Check out Blackberry IVY, it's supposed to be YUGE. I got caught up in Blackberry last time it blew up about 6 months ago. Since then, I learned myself up on the company after the fact and decided to hold. I got caught up selling cash secured puts and rolling it up every day and a half then it plummeted just before expiration. Having been a bag holder, I made a little back selling covered calls and lost my shares last week at 9 bucks. I think it will go back to that level or 10ish pretty darn soon. That's when I jump back in. IVY, I think, will launch in February.
You may want to check this one out a little more. BB is actually a "real" company. Their operating system QNX is in practically every electric car in the world - but it's a low, one time revenue type of thing. Check out Blackberry IVY, it's supposed to be YUGE. I got caught up in Blackberry last time it blew up about 6 months ago. Since then, I learned myself up on the company after the fact and decided to hold. I got caught up selling cash secured puts and rolling it up every day and a half then it plummeted just before expiration. Having been a bag holder, I made a little back selling covered calls and lost my shares last week at 9 bucks. I think it will go back to that level or 10ish pretty darn soon. That's when I jump back in. IVY, I think, will launch in February.
Eh, BB is fine, but they look to be the next Nokia: relatively antiquated tech, and now turning to IP monetization to survive.
Fortunately for them, they saw this coming and have invested in some tertiary tech, like QNX, UES, and UEM, but they lack the expertise, IP, and capital to pull these off well IMO. That's not to say that the stock won't perform, but fundamentally I think BB is a longshot
You may want to check this one out a little more. BB is actually a "real" company. Their operating system QNX is in practically every electric car in the world - but it's a low, one time revenue type of thing. Check out Blackberry IVY, it's supposed to be YUGE. I got caught up in Blackberry last time it blew up about 6 months ago. Since then, I learned myself up on the company after the fact and decided to hold. I got caught up selling cash secured puts and rolling it up every day and a half then it plummeted just before expiration. Having been a bag holder, I made a little back selling covered calls and lost my shares last week at 9 bucks. I think it will go back to that level or 10ish pretty darn soon. That's when I jump back in. IVY, I think, will launch in February.
Eh, BB is fine, but they look to be the next Nokia: relatively antiquated tech, and now turning to IP monetization to survive.
Fortunately for them, they saw this coming and have invested in some tertiary tech, like QNX, UES, and UEM, but they lack the expertise, IP, and capital to pull these off well IMO. That's not to say that the stock won't perform, but fundamentally I think BB is a longshot
When you have Amazon Web Services in your corner to help develop and market IVY it could be a game changer, which is probably the exact move you make when you lack capital and expertise.
I think it's a shame that BB is getting caught up in the same kind of AMC/GME over valued bullshit. I'll be back in when this thing is back around 9.50 - 10 and take a little ride up on the back of the IVY release.
You may want to check this one out a little more. BB is actually a "real" company. Their operating system QNX is in practically every electric car in the world - but it's a low, one time revenue type of thing. Check out Blackberry IVY, it's supposed to be YUGE. I got caught up in Blackberry last time it blew up about 6 months ago. Since then, I learned myself up on the company after the fact and decided to hold. I got caught up selling cash secured puts and rolling it up every day and a half then it plummeted just before expiration. Having been a bag holder, I made a little back selling covered calls and lost my shares last week at 9 bucks. I think it will go back to that level or 10ish pretty darn soon. That's when I jump back in. IVY, I think, will launch in February.
Eh, BB is fine, but they look to be the next Nokia: relatively antiquated tech, and now turning to IP monetization to survive.
Fortunately for them, they saw this coming and have invested in some tertiary tech, like QNX, UES, and UEM, but they lack the expertise, IP, and capital to pull these off well IMO. That's not to say that the stock won't perform, but fundamentally I think BB is a longshot
When you have Amazon Web Services in your corner to help develop and market IVY it could be a game changer, which is probably the exact move you make when you lack capital and expertise.
I think it's a shame that BB is getting caught up in the same kind of AMC/GME over valued bullshit. I'll be back in when this thing is back around 9.50 - 10 and take a little ride up on the back of the IVY release.
You may be right, and it's definitely possible that BB gets some traction. I'm admittedly not as versed on the specifics of the IVY platform, but I have it on very good authority that as far as virtualization (i.e., QNX, and likely the underlying architecture for IVY) goes, BB is a paper tiger at best.
You may want to check this one out a little more. BB is actually a "real" company. Their operating system QNX is in practically every electric car in the world - but it's a low, one time revenue type of thing. Check out Blackberry IVY, it's supposed to be YUGE. I got caught up in Blackberry last time it blew up about 6 months ago. Since then, I learned myself up on the company after the fact and decided to hold. I got caught up selling cash secured puts and rolling it up every day and a half then it plummeted just before expiration. Having been a bag holder, I made a little back selling covered calls and lost my shares last week at 9 bucks. I think it will go back to that level or 10ish pretty darn soon. That's when I jump back in. IVY, I think, will launch in February.
Eh, BB is fine, but they look to be the next Nokia: relatively antiquated tech, and now turning to IP monetization to survive.
Fortunately for them, they saw this coming and have invested in some tertiary tech, like QNX, UES, and UEM, but they lack the expertise, IP, and capital to pull these off well IMO. That's not to say that the stock won't perform, but fundamentally I think BB is a longshot
When you have Amazon Web Services in your corner to help develop and market IVY it could be a game changer, which is probably the exact move you make when you lack capital and expertise.
I think it's a shame that BB is getting caught up in the same kind of AMC/GME over valued bullshit. I'll be back in when this thing is back around 9.50 - 10 and take a little ride up on the back of the IVY release.
You may be right, and it's definitely possible that BB gets some traction. I'm admittedly not as versed on the specifics of the IVY platform, but I have it on very good authority that as far as virtualization (i.e., QNX, and likely the underlying architecture for IVY) goes, BB is a paper tiger at best.
I will proceed with caution. My only source is internet hype from BB bag holders, of which I was one. I am smart enough to know to stay away from this latest frenzy with any real money but this IVY thing has me intrigued.
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
I can interpret old man speak being one of them. Lemme unscramble this. BB will drop, do the trade on your iPhone or Android.
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
Serious question?
trade their iPhone for a BB. Yes. Serious question. What's so great about IVY that would make people switch?
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
Serious question?
trade their iPhone for a BB. Yes. Serious question. What's so great about IVY that would make people switch?
The BB tech isnt being used for phones. They threw in the white towel on that market.
Its software is for government and private sector security, as well as for electric vehicles
14 still too high. Bought at the money puts just before close. Elevator going down to 11.
Longterm BB will get to $50...
Based on fundamentals, I agree. I think there is something to the IVY story and the revenue it's supposed to bring. But BB is not a short squeeze. I only made 19% on my puts but I'll take it. I still think this stock is going back to 11 or lower. I pulled the trigger at about 12.80. Pretty much the low for last week.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Why would people drop trade their iPhone or Android for a BB
Serious question?
trade their iPhone for a BB. Yes. Serious question. What's so great about IVY that would make people switch?
BB hopes to create an app store with Amazon. IVY software allows different automakers on different software platforms to feed info into the app. Plus business to advertise to your connected car.
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Fortunately for them, they saw this coming and have invested in some tertiary tech, like QNX, UES, and UEM, but they lack the expertise, IP, and capital to pull these off well IMO. That's not to say that the stock won't perform, but fundamentally I think BB is a longshot
I think it's a shame that BB is getting caught up in the same kind of AMC/GME over valued bullshit. I'll be back in when this thing is back around 9.50 - 10 and take a little ride up on the back of the IVY release.
Thinking about another put play if it climbs back to 14 before earnings on 6/24 close.
Its software is for government and private sector security, as well as for electric vehicles
https://blackberry.qnx.com/en/aws
BB hopes to create an app store with Amazon. IVY software allows different automakers on different software platforms to feed info into the app. Plus business to advertise to your connected car.