A director at BlackBerry Ltd sold/sold after exercising options 24,425 shares at 4.190USD and the significance rating of the trade was 71/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors ove...
The independent financial analyst theScreener just lowered the general evaluation of BLACKBERRY (CA), active in the Telecommunications Equipment industry. As regards its fundamental valuation, the title now shows 0 out of 4 stars while market behaviour can be considered risky. theScreener believes that the title remains under pressure due to the loss of a star(s) and downgrades its general evaluation to Negative. As of the analysis date December 24, 2021, the closing price was CAD 12.29 and its ...
Full Article at IIR has reaffirmed its Recommended rating for PIA after undertaking a review post the appointment of a new Portfolio Manager, Harding Loevner. The full report can be found on the IIR website. On 26 July 2021, Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announced a fully franked dividend of 1.35 cents per share for the June quarter. This represents an 8% increase on the March quarter dividend and takes the total dividends declared for FY21 of 5.1 cents per share, fully franked....
Hong Kong, China Begin To Participate We remain bullish and believe the path of least resistance is higher for global equities in the coming weeks and months. Where it gets difficult is in predicting near-term expectations due to the current overbought conditions based on indicators such as RSI and the percentage of MSCI ACWI stocks above their 50-day MAs. At this stage it is tough to get too excited for additional and significant near-term appreciation because of short-term overbought conditio...
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of no...
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of no...
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of no...
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of no...
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of .....
BlackBerry reported healthy growth in its first fiscal quarter from a mix of organic and inorganic growth as the quarter marked the first in which results included those of the newly acquired security software company, Cylance. While operating profitability improved in the quarter, we expect margins to worsen for the rest of BlackBerry’s fiscal 2020, as we forecast hefty R&D investments for Cylance product integration and continued focus on automotive solutions. With fiscal 2020 guidance of .....
We believe BlackBerry is well on its way to becoming an enterprise software company, but success remains to be seen. While the company has successfully left its hardware business, uncertainty regarding royalty revenue from the mobility solutions segment, along with the elimination of the high-margin service access fees, makes an investment in BlackBerry a risky one, in our view.Through various acquisitions and the reallocation of resources toward the faster-growing and higher-margin enterprise m...
We believe BlackBerry is well on its way to becoming an enterprise software company, but success remains to be seen. While the company has successfully left its hardware business, uncertainty regarding royalty revenue from the mobility solutions segment, along with the elimination of the high-margin service access fees, makes an investment in BlackBerry a risky one, in our view.Through various acquisitions and the reallocation of resources toward the faster-growing and higher-margin enterprise m...
Blackberry delivered a strong coda to its fiscal 2019, with the top and bottom lines beating consensus expectations for the fourth quarter. The results continued to be driven by the software business, with sustained execution particularly across the unified endpoint management and QNX product lines. We maintain our no-moat rating as Blackberry continues to navigate a precarious transition, attempting to embed its technology in the application software workflows of enterprise clients. The shares ...
Blackberry delivered a strong coda to its fiscal 2019, with the top and bottom lines beating consensus expectations for the fourth quarter. The results continued to be driven by the software business, with sustained execution particularly across the unified endpoint management and QNX product lines. We maintain our no-moat rating as Blackberry continues to navigate a precarious transition, attempting to embed its technology in the application software workflows of enterprise clients. The shares ...
We believe BlackBerry is well on its way to becoming an enterprise software company, but success remains to be seen. Although the company has announced it is leaving the hardware business, uncertainty regarding royalty revenue from the mobility solutions segment, along with the elimination of the high-margin service access fees, makes an investment in BlackBerry a risky one, in our view.Through various acquisitions and the reallocation of resources toward the faster-growing and higher-margin ent...
We believe BlackBerry is well on its way to becoming an enterprise software company, but success remains to be seen. Although the company has announced it is leaving the hardware business, uncertainty regarding royalty revenue from the mobility solutions segment, along with the elimination of the high-margin service access fees, makes an investment in BlackBerry a risky one, in our view.Through various acquisitions and the reallocation of resources toward the faster-growing and higher-margin ent...
Blackberry delivered a strong coda to its fiscal 2019, with the top and bottom lines beating consensus expectations for the fourth quarter. The results continued to be driven by the software business, with sustained execution particularly across the unified endpoint management and QNX product lines. We maintain our no-moat rating as Blackberry continues to navigate a precarious transition, attempting to embed its technology in the application software workflows of enterprise clients. The shares ...
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