BlackBerry Stock Prediction: Fall From Grace and Uncertain Future

  2016-09-15_18-55-38  The article was written by Jacob Saphir, a Financial Analyst at I Know First.

BlackBerry Stock Prediction

Summary:
  • BlackBerry was the leader in the smartphone until Apple and Alphabet overtook the market.
  • Failing to find new innovation and keep up with its competitions.
  • Declining Fundamental
  • Forcing to reorganize and suspends all development in internal hardware, instead towards software
  • I Know First’s algorithm indicates a bearish signal for BBRY.

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BlackBerry Stock Predictions: BlackBerry Can Still Make It As An Android Phone Vendor

motek 1The article was written by Motek Moyen Research Seeking Alpha’s #1 Writer on Long Ideas and #2 in Technology  – Senior Analyst at I Know First. 
  • blackberry-wallpaperJohn Chen’s promise of two new $400 BlackBerry Android phones being a positive development.
  • Competitive pricing is always a great strategy to attract buyer interest.
  • BlackBerry still offers the most secure version of Android.
  • Government firms and private corporations will always prioritize BlackBerry for their handset needs.
  • I Know First is currently bullish on BBRY stock movement.

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BlackBerry Stock Predictions: Venice Device Will Spur Regrowth (BBRY)

I Know First published a bullish forecast on BlackBerry, a Canadian telecommunication and wireless equipment company, on Seeking Alpha. Having explained how I Know First’s algorithm works, it is worthwhile to see if the algorithm agrees with the bullish fundamental analysis of the company. The three-month and one-year forecasts for BlackBerry are included. BlackBerry Stock Prediction

BlackBerry Algorithmic Stock Forecast

BlackBerry, formerly Research in Motion, is by now a household name, and for due cause. For years, the company - specializing in smartphones, tablets, industrial software, and mobile device management - flourished, holding up to 43% of market share in the US mobile device market in 2010. Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, it achieved worldwide popularity very quickly, releasing what was commonly regarded as the first smartphone in 1999. Its mobile products became particularly sought-after in the US, where, at one point in 2010, the BlackBerry client base peaked at an astonishing 21 million users.
In the short term especially, BBRY may well be a worthy stock to hold on to: its successful second-quarter shipping volume, new business unit, and upcoming phone launch may mean good things for the company in the coming months. These corporate development details, in combination with I Know First Research's proven ability to predict BBRY's success, indicate that investors would be wise to consider BBRY bullish in the 1-month and 3-month time frames.
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