BlackBerry Limited BB

Don‘t buy options, the timefactors will always kill you! Just buy and hold!

Before next catalyst, announcement or next earnings, nothing much is going to happen!
Shorts may try to drive to 7.88! By next earnings it will be gain $12-14! In the meantime put it aside!

Bingo 👇 Smart individual right there.

$BB. 🍇🍇🍇

$BB 🍇🍇🍇

Tomorrow option expiry date. It will go below $9

$BB Go BEEBs🍇🍇🍇

$BB. Im going to keep stacking on the dips🔮

$BB🍇🍇🍇

The Fundamental Catalyst: The AI Data Center SupercycleSurging Cloud and Enterprise Demand: Nokia reported a 49 percent year-over-year increase in net sales within its specialized AI and Cloud Network segment, securing over one billion euros in brand new contract orders in a single three-month operational window.Elevated Order Backlog: The AI and Cloud division recorded a three-to-one book-to-bill ratio. This metric demonstrates that for every single dollar of revenue Nokia officially recognized on its financial statements, it accepted three dollars in new, unfulfilled orders, proving that hyperscaler demand is outstripping manufacturing capacity.Optical Infrastructure Dominance: Generative artificial intelligence clusters demand massive data transfers at near-zero latency. Nokia provides the physical fiber-optic cables and internet protocol routing systems—assets expanded through its recent acquisition of Infinera—required to link massive regional data center facilities together.Is the Expansion Justified or Driven by FOMO?In stark contrast to BlackBerry's triple-digit price-to-earnings multiple, Nokia remains fundamentally inexpensive relative to its sector peers.The Value Thesis: At its current trading price, Nokia trades at approximately 10 to 13 times forward earnings. By comparison, rival artificial intelligence networking companies frequently command multiples exceeding 30 times forward earnings.Raised Management Guidance: Due to the sustained rush for hardware infrastructure, corporate management upgraded its full-year growth projections for its optical and internet protocol network divisions to a range of 18 to 20 percent.