TSE:BB

BlackBerry (BB.TO)

13.08
-1.32 (9.17%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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STRONG BUY
John Chen should get the CEO of the year award for transforming this company to software. He really likes this company. They're at a higher valuation but have great penetration into the car sector. This is one of Canada's better long-term growth stories. It's far more sustainable today than before. Change names? BB is a known brand. They have a healthy balance sheet.
DON'T BUY

They're sstill struggling because it's niche-based. They make some profits, but they're riding a big massive trend (like Shopify, though the comparison may be unfair). BB is interesting below $10, and it has room to grow to $12, but not $20.

DON'T BUY
They are transitioning out of hardware. The will have to make acquisitions to grow. So many other tech stocks have a visible growth profile. They should change their name.
BUY
He wishes they would change their name to get away from the BlackBerry history and it would help the stock. It struggles to get higher. But now is a buying opportunity.
DON'T BUY
A value play in cybersecurity? Kudos to their CEO for turning around this business. Excellent execution. They're in a very competitive space. They aren't a major player--yet. The CEO, Chen, has figured how to survive, but he's not ready to buy this stock.
DON'T BUY
This is a company that has struggled over the last 10 years to turn around. People are now saying 'where are the earnings and benefits for the shareholders'. He does not know what is going to happen but can't build a fundamental case for owning it.
WEAK BUY
They have a great niche in car security software. Another auto-sensor company was taken out earlier this week. As 5G comes, BB could be a takeover target. You could capture a bit of growth as well.
TOP PICK
There is a good chance of a takeover. It is solely a software company now. They have security software, QNX operating system that is becoming the defacto standard in the auto industry. They are integrating these businesses together. He can see them being bought out over the next few years. (Analysts’ price target is $10.56)
WATCH
Focusing on the connected car. Challenge of trying to replace the great legacy product of their successful phone. It's the right sector, as it's a huge industry, but it's early stages. Revenues have to catch up to valuations. A lot of upside if they succeed. Tech acquisitions are notorious for failure, so you have to be cautious about that.
WATCH
It had an uptrend over the winter, but since April has broken. Next support level is $11, and we are entering market choppiness. BB will pull back to around $11, and he would look at it then. It had a great move over the winter from $8 to 12.
DON'T BUY
It's become a software security company with okay numbers. It's a trade, not a core holding. He'd pass on it.
BUY
Will it hit $18 in 6 months? He likes it, but doubts it'll rise 50% in 6 months. At the Fairfax AGM, Prem Watsa talked about BB a low. Watsa's deep pockets supports BB. BB is a good stock with a lot of upside.
DON'T BUY
There are still no earnings. They're breaking even. The stock has roared ahead of expectations, though. He still wants to see earnings momentum.
HOLD
It has shown a propensity to go up but is stuck sideways. There is resistance about $12.75. We did get through $12, though. It should not go straight up as it chews threw previous highs to just above $16.
BUY
Is it in a trading range? It's broken above its trendline and the next point to break is $15-16. The chart looks good and is improving. Likes it.
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