Fresh off the this analyst saying that RIM might have a pulse, comes another report that says something similar. National Bank Financial analyst Kris Thompson has joined the fray to say this:
“We think there is more money to be made ahead of the C2013 launch of BB10,” the analyst said in a note to clients. “The new management team is executing by maintaining the BlackBerry subscriber base, managing costs and cash, and seemingly readying a February 2013 BB10 global platform launch.”
This caused the stock the to rise on the TSX. So I guess that those who hold out hope for RIM have hopped onto the bandwagon. Now I’ve been very critical of RIM but I have to say that what I have seen of BlackBerry 10 looks good. But the question is this, is it too little too late? Clearly investors don’t think so. But we shall see very shortly.
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Another Analyst Likes RIM….. Stock Surges Again
Fresh off the this analyst saying that RIM might have a pulse, comes another report that says something similar. National Bank Financial analyst Kris Thompson has joined the fray to say this:
“We think there is more money to be made ahead of the C2013 launch of BB10,” the analyst said in a note to clients. “The new management team is executing by maintaining the BlackBerry subscriber base, managing costs and cash, and seemingly readying a February 2013 BB10 global platform launch.”
This caused the stock the to rise on the TSX. So I guess that those who hold out hope for RIM have hopped onto the bandwagon. Now I’ve been very critical of RIM but I have to say that what I have seen of BlackBerry 10 looks good. But the question is this, is it too little too late? Clearly investors don’t think so. But we shall see very shortly.
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