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Much of last week’s ‘off-exchange’ trading volume of BB stock involved short sellers In the first three months of 2023, quite a number of large institutions bought shares of BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) stock, according to recent SEC filings compiled by Fintel. BB stock posted a 20.8% rise in those three months; Since March 30, it’s added another 34.5% to that. Further, the data shows that last week, short sellers accounted for a large percentage of Blackberry’s off-exchange trading volume. Also last week, the company reported that it is “targeting… profitability,” excluding some items, in the fourth ...
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One in Five Investors Started Investing RecentlyYounger Investors More Comfortable with Risky InvestmentsOne Third of Investors Open to CryptocurrenciesWASHINGTON – A substantial proportion of investors joined the market relatively recently, younger investors are more likely to engage in riskier investment behaviors and a third of investors are considering investing in cryptocurrencies. These are just some of the findings contained in new research released today by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation (FINRA Foundation). Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more “The study provides a...
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Blackberry reported Q1 earnings, and despite beating analyst estimates, the stock continues to struggle.Net profit was -$181 million, or -$.35 per share.Revenue fell by 3.4% y-o-y to $168 million.Software and services revenue grew by 9% y-o-y to $164 million.Blackberry’s stock is down 55% from its 52-week high.Blackberry (NYSE:BB) continued to struggle during the first quarter with negative growth overall and low single-digit growth in its software segment. It’s been known for a while that Blackberry has lost its way in its core area of business, which is security. While competitors such as Cr...
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Here we go again. The stock of movie theater chain AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) just skyrocketed out of nowhere, jumping as much as 127% in one day earlier this month. Q1 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more This would be an extraordinary move for any stock. For AMC, it seems downright crazy. According to CNBC, movie ticket sales in the US fell 80% in 2020. AMC lost $4.6 billion last year, thanks largely to COVID. But AMC was bleeding cash long before the pandemic. In 2019, it lost $149 million. That’s because AMC’s core business of selling movie tickets is being permanently disrupted...
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