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Back then, before the Great Recession, BB stock seemed like a sure-fire long-term winner.</p>\n<p>Times have changed since then, and so has the technology. The smartphone revolution hit BlackBerry at around the same time as the financial crisis — a one-two punch that left the company’s investors reeling.</p>\n<p>Great companies can rise from adversity, however, and transform themselves when required. Folks who held on to BB stock through the tough times might actually prevail in the end as BlackBerry now transitions into fresh, future-facing market segments.</p>\n<p>Change isn’t easy, but in this case it’s an absolute necessity. Thankfully, there are signs that BlackBerry’s worst days may be over and a new, tech-driven chapter can begin.</p>\n<p><b>BB Stock at a Glance</b></p>\n<p>As I alluded to earlier, BB stock was a high flyer with tons of trading volume back in the early 2000’s. 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Also notable, the company affirmed that BlackBerry’s president, Tom Eacobacci, plans to leave the company on Oct. 29, to be replaced by John Giamatteo.</p>\n<p><b>Delivering In Two Segments</b></p>\n<p>With these results, BlackBerry Executive Chairman and CEOJohn Chen didn’t hesitate to accentuate the positive aspects.</p>\n<p>Chen proudly observed that revenue for all of BlackBerry’s businessesbeat expectationsin 2021’s second fiscal quarter.</p>\n<p>Fair enough, now we can drill down to what specifically drove the company’s Street-beating results. “The Cyber Security business unit delivered robust sequential billings and revenue growth and the IoT [Internet of Things] business unit performed well in the face of global chip shortage pressures,” Chen clarified.</p>\n<p>This, I believe, is proof positive that BlackBerry is successfully pivoting into future-facing market segments.</p>\n<p>Notably, the company generated $40 million in IoT revenue and $120 million in cybersecurity revenue during the reported quarter.</p>\n<p>This actually makes perfect sense, given the current market environment.</p>\n<p>Businesses and government organizations are shifting to the cloud as they continue to support hybrid work — and BlackBerry’s cybersecurity and IoT businesses seem to benefit from this change.</p>\n<p><b>The Takeaway</b></p>\n<p>You probably won’t see too many phones with little keypads anymore, but BlackBerry is still around and they’re surprisingly busy lately.</p>\n<p>It’s a whole new company, really. 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Back then, before the ...</p>\n\n<a href=\"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/blackberry-bb-stock-is-primed-for-higher-prices-after-unexpected-revenue-beat/\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"BB":"黑莓"},"source_url":"https://investorplace.com/2021/09/blackberry-bb-stock-is-primed-for-higher-prices-after-unexpected-revenue-beat/","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1171540360","content_text":"BB stock's next move will hinge on demand for cybersecurity and IoT products.\n\nRemember the old days, when BlackBerry was mostly known for making phones with little keypads? Back then, before the Great Recession, BB stock seemed like a sure-fire long-term winner.\nTimes have changed since then, and so has the technology. The smartphone revolution hit BlackBerry at around the same time as the financial crisis — a one-two punch that left the company’s investors reeling.\nGreat companies can rise from adversity, however, and transform themselves when required. Folks who held on to BB stock through the tough times might actually prevail in the end as BlackBerry now transitions into fresh, future-facing market segments.\nChange isn’t easy, but in this case it’s an absolute necessity. Thankfully, there are signs that BlackBerry’s worst days may be over and a new, tech-driven chapter can begin.\nBB Stock at a Glance\nAs I alluded to earlier, BB stock was a high flyer with tons of trading volume back in the early 2000’s. However, BlackBerry’s leadership position in the mobile phone market dwindled as the company failed to adapt by adding a touchscreen display.\nAs BlackBerry’s market share collapsed, so did the BB stock price. By early 2021, the stock wasn’t in the triple digits or even the double digits — instead, it was down to $6.50.\nThen, something strangle and possibly miraculous happened. Traders on Redditand other social media platforms started to target certain “underdog stocks” for a short squeeze. BlackBerry was certainly an underdog by that time, and BB stock was a perfect candidate because of its low price.\nAstoundingly, the buyers/squeezers sent the share price up to a 52-week high of $28.77 on Jan. 27. After a subsequent slide to $8, there was another possible short squeeze when the BlackBerry share price rallied to $16 in June.\nBy Sept. 22, BB stock was back down to $9.56 — a disappointing outcome, no doubt. Yet, something was brewing in after-hours trading on that day. Post-market traders were pushing the share price up 7%, to $10.23.\nWhat was going on, exactly?\nA Loss, But Also a Beat\nSo, here’s what happened. BlackBerry had just released itsfiscal second-quarter data, and there was a surprise in the mix.\nTo begin, BlackBerry reported a net loss of $144 million, which equates to 25 cents per share.\nThat doesn’t sound like a reason to celebrate, right? Especially when we compare this result to the milder net loss of $23 million, or 4 cents per share, from the year-ago quarter.\nConsider this, though: the Wall Street consensus estimate called for a loss of 7 cents per share on revenue of $166.8 million.\nSo BlackBerry had a loss and a beat at the same time. Also notable, the company affirmed that BlackBerry’s president, Tom Eacobacci, plans to leave the company on Oct. 29, to be replaced by John Giamatteo.\nDelivering In Two Segments\nWith these results, BlackBerry Executive Chairman and CEOJohn Chen didn’t hesitate to accentuate the positive aspects.\nChen proudly observed that revenue for all of BlackBerry’s businessesbeat expectationsin 2021’s second fiscal quarter.\nFair enough, now we can drill down to what specifically drove the company’s Street-beating results. “The Cyber Security business unit delivered robust sequential billings and revenue growth and the IoT [Internet of Things] business unit performed well in the face of global chip shortage pressures,” Chen clarified.\nThis, I believe, is proof positive that BlackBerry is successfully pivoting into future-facing market segments.\nNotably, the company generated $40 million in IoT revenue and $120 million in cybersecurity revenue during the reported quarter.\nThis actually makes perfect sense, given the current market environment.\nBusinesses and government organizations are shifting to the cloud as they continue to support hybrid work — and BlackBerry’s cybersecurity and IoT businesses seem to benefit from this change.\nThe Takeaway\nYou probably won’t see too many phones with little keypads anymore, but BlackBerry is still around and they’re surprisingly busy lately.\nIt’s a whole new company, really. 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