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GO GET THEM BB

Sentiment: Strong Buy

its about time they get hit by all the BS they state to manipulation.
go get them BB

Sentiment: Strong Buy

The Canadian government has handed Spanish telecoms giant Telefónica a US$257m (£170m) loan to assist in buying BlackBerry products and services.

The decision was taken after BlackBerry financials, revealed last week, showed a $280m (£425m) loss in the last financial year, coupled with a 40 per cent drop in revenue.

Sentiment: Strong Buy

oday, BlackBerry has few of the qualities that make up a great stock, but no stock is truly perfect. Digging deeper can help you uncover the answers you need to make a great buy -- or to stay away from a stock that's going nowhere.

It's been a frustrating path for Microsoft investors, who've watched the company fail to capitalize on the incredible growth in mobile over the past decade. However, with the release of its own tablet, along with the widely anticipated Windows 8 operating system, the company is looking to make a splash in this booming market. In this brand-new premium report on Microsoft, our analyst explains that while the opportunity is huge, the challenges are many. He's also providing regular updates as key events occur, so make sure to claim

Sentiment: Strong Buy

The BlackBerry Q10 is similar to the Z10, major difference being the full QWERTY keyboard that is much loved by BlackBerry enthusiasts. The internal specifications are the same, though the Q10 does come with a bigger 2,100 mAh battery as opposed to the Z10′s 1,800 mAh battery. The internal memo pictured above clearly shows that Rogers will release Q10 on April 30. As of now it is presumed that all other Canadian carriers will release the device on this very same day. No word as yet on when the Q10 will be coming over to the U.S.

Sentiment: Strong Buy

Last week, I published an article which gave a prediction of BlackBerry (BBRY) sales in the U.K. It was based on the ranking of smartphones by sales, as listed on the Carphone Warehouse website.

This week, I have tried to make the same prediction for sales in the USA. This exercise proved to be much more difficult, and I suspect less accurate than the one I did for the U.K. sales. There is no major retailer in the U.S. that captures the same percentage of the market that Carphone has in the U.K. I am therefore dealing with a smaller sample size, and inherently lower accuracy. I chose Best Buy (BBY) as the base for my analysis, because it sells all of the popular phones and deals with all of the four major carriers. Best Buy provides a listing of smartphones ranked in order of sales. However, it breaks down the sales separately for each carrier, and it treats phones of different colors as different phones in the rankings. What that means is a lot of extra work for me in doing the analysis, but probably an improvement in accuracy because I have a more detailed breakdown of the sales.

Sentiment: Strong Buy