Research In Motion Limited Message Board
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Since when is a contract with a carrier such a big deal?
We don't know who it is, what time period it covers, what the unit price is, what the under-sell clause is, .........
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When it's 1 million order.
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Why would whoever it is buy so many at once if they do not have confidence in BBRY? And if they are not paid for immediately, how long do you think BBRY is going to let it sit on "accounts receivable". Use your head and keep an eye on the balance sheet for a start.
- 1 Reply to byzas566
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They didn't buy them all at once, It was an order with an unspecified fulfillment period.
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Since yesterday, fool
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It's a big deal when you lose all your money.
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You keep trying boy. Meanwhile they just sold on ONE contract more phones than most were predicting in total. Its good no matter how desperate you are to spin it. Cover shorts, because more news coming. LOL And yes, we did tell you many times, that the Wall Street spinners were playing folks into big losses if they went short this situation. It is as dumb a short as you could possibly pick. Reward to longs huge, potential for shorts to make money here was history weeks ago. EOS Get long before it moves to $30 plus within a few months.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
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who cares, its called "revenue". Can you say "revenue"??? Translates to profits, translates to higher EPS, to higher stock price. Gee, must be rocket science
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if its a carrier they will be pushing bb big time. that spells trouble for icrap. if carriers get behind this in a big way it could destroy apple.
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No news said was Carrier - LINK OR GTFO
Sentiment: Strong Buy
- 2 Replies to gameon02
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link to what?
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then who is it, North Korea?
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but we do know its 1MILLION PHONES
- 1 Reply to jefferson1964
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Yeah we know it was a one million phone order, which is not a sale and means little in this industry.
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When loser analysts peg this quater's sales @ 300k...Ha Ha!
- 1 Reply to inthebay
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300K for a very small initial market and do you know the difference between sell in and sell through? The P.O. time period may be a year or more.
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