Blackberry- Die Rallye beginnt.
Wie gesagt es gab bis dato kein Gerät das eine solche Resonanz hervor rief..!
Haufen selbst ernannte...!! Z.t. Nette Artikel aber meist mehr Unterhaltung.
Zitat aus SeekingAlpha:
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MadTrader92 -- just wanted to add that your projections for sales in India are not right. Go to Zauba.com, where you'll find import numbers for every kind of BlackBerry. To find the Passport import numbers, you type SQW100-1 into the search bar. So far, BB has only sent 2100+ Passports to India. To me, that's actually a very good number, as BB had a tough time selling their high-end BB10s there when they were still at full price (44,500 rupees). The Passport is selling for 49,990 rupees, so 2100 in two weeks is actually good in a country where the rich don't think BB is as cool as Apple or Android and where the rest of the population is seriously focused on getting the best quality for the lowest possible price. E.g., the Z3 has sold 41K since its launch, and the the Z10 has sold approximately 52K ever since BB halved the price. "
Dafür, dass du long bist, scheint dir der Ar... auf ganz schön auf Grundeis zu laufen...!;-)
Long-Positionen sind mMn gerade hier besonders sinnvoll, weil diverse Fonds-Manager Blackberry auf dem Schirm haben, aber erst bei höheren Kursen einsteigen werden. Somit sollte die Aufwärtsbewegung ab einem bestimmten Punkt (USD 12-15 vermute ich) eine besondere Dynamik entwickeln.
An alle Skeptiker: Einmal die fundamentalen Daten vom November 2013 mit denen von jetzt vergleichen. Dann erkennt man die Richtung.
Schönen Sonntag noch.
PS: Seine Investments sollte man jederzeit durchleuchten.
http://www.benzinga.com/news/14/10/4933512/...nels+-+News+-+Rumors%29
Sicherlich 'ne Ente.
Im Gegenteil, dies zeugt davon, daß Blackberry wieder eine Zukunft hat!
Aktuell 10,10$
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/BBRY
hätte mich ja gewundert wenn du nicht das Haar i.d. Suppe findet würdest...
grundsätzlich haste ja Recht...Premarket sagt nicht unbedingt viel aus...
aber die Übernahmegerüchte beflügeln so manche Anleger-sehe keinen Nachteil...
Verkaufszahlen übertreffen Erwartung
http://www.netzwelt.de/news/...ragt-laengere-lieferzeit-iphone-6.html
What BlackBerry Brings To The Table
Other than its powerful brand, BlackBerry would be coveted by Lenovo for the following reasons:
Best-In-Class Security
There appears to be three things that differentiate companies in the handset market - price, a strong ecosystem and security. Lenovo and Xiaomi appear to be winning the price wars on the low-end of the marketplace, at least in China. Apple has the strongest ecosystem on the market. Getting handsets to connect with iPads, or computers creates ease of use - Apple's loyal customer base is addicted to it. That said, as the Internet-of-Things becomes more powerful, for the first time a secure network is becoming paramount in consumers' minds. BlackBerry's best-in-class security will help keep its handsets from becoming commoditized.
Window Into The Enterprise
BlackBerry's security is already valued by corporations and governments who need to share confidential information over secure networks. Mobile device management for companies that allow employees to connect to corporate emails, and access confidential information via their personal cell phones is a growing business as well. The sale of smartphones to consumers is highly competitive; tech giants now see enterprise solutions as virgin territory. Apple and IBM (NYSE:IBM) have formed an alliance to revolutionize enterprise solutions and Samsung, with its 360 Services, plans to offer mobile device management as well. BlackBerry is already an established leader in this coveted space.
What Lenovo Brings To The Table
Deep Pockets
Lenovo could offer BlackBerry a deep pocketed investor to help grow its business - not that BlackBerry needs it. The company has about $3 billion in cash and securities. If not an acquirer, Lenovo could become a strategic partner if BlackBerry needed capital in the future.
Window Into China
China is the world's largest smartphone market with about 283 million units sold - almost three times the size of the U.S. market. Lenovo currently has about 12% marketshare in China - a market BlackBerry covets. Asia/Pacific represents about 16% of BlackBerry's sales and CEO John Chen would like to increase that. An acquisition by or partnering arrangement with Lenovo could help BlackBerry improve handset sales to the Chinese marketplace instantly.
Conclusion
Rumors that Lenovo is interested in buying BlackBerry are not surprising. Given its vaunted security and enterprise mobility expertise, BlackBerry could be a prized takeover target for several companies. The $15 - $18 per share price target appears too low and the timing leaves a lot to be desired. With a return to profitability, in a few quarters BlackBerry could demand multiples of the rumored buyout price. I would invest in BlackBerry based on its earnings potential and ignore buyout rumors.
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The $15 - $18 per share price target appears too low and the timing leaves a lot to be desired. With a return to profitability, in a few quarters BlackBerry could demand multiples of the rumored buyout price. I would invest in BlackBerry based on its earnings potential and ignore buyout rumors.
Quelle: http://www.inside-it.ch/articles/38023
....wenn Lenovo USD15 bietet und Chen USD100 haben will, dann könnte der "faire" Wert irgendwo in der Mitte, also bei USD55-60 liegen. Das wäre auch die Region, in der ich über einen Aktienverkauf nachdenken würde.
Weiterer Bericht:
http://www.wiwo.de/unternehmen/it/...-lenovo-blackberry/10865330.html
"Unter Berufung auf mit der Angelegenheit vertraute Personen hatte die Website Benzinga.com vor einigen Tagen berichtet, schon diese Woche könnte Lenovo 15 Dollar je Aktie bieten. Beide Unternehmen teilten mit, sich zu Gerüchten und Spekulationen nicht äußern zu wollen."