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RIVIAN march announcement is there a potential sugar daddy here?
25+ year BB bull gets annihilated by stock
Cramer says Tesla's time is up in the magnificent 7
Archer-Daniels-Midland $ADM dumped 24% today on news of SEC accounting probe
(Bloomberg) Apple Vision Pro deliveries are delayed to March
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WSB Apes discuss $BB's DD become serious, bottom up?
I’m making BB propaganda. It’s the lowest it’s been in forever. Let’s get back on this train🔥!!!
Results (SOFR 3-Month Dec. 2023: 94.75/95 Puts) Theoretical + Actual
Big Village Launches Audience Intelligence Services: Revolutionizing Audience Strategy, Targeting, and Measurement
4 tech penny stocks to keep an eye on before 2024
Retail earnings begin this week. ‘It’s getting worse,’ an analyst says.
BB: The WallStreetBets Breakdown - YOLO or Smart Investment?
Blackberry (BB) CEO to Retire November 4th
The Important Stock Market News from Today - (09/28/2023)
Can we talk about GE (Haier) completely imploding the washer dryer market forever.
Should I dump few losers I have left in the account : JMIA, SOFI, BB, UWMC
POTENTIAL RUNNER! New IPO W/$8 Billion Valuation - Sept 13 Run Down🔥
BB is setting up to be a double, 100% gain for the 10th time.
Is blackberry back on the menu?
So no one is talking about our little $BB? Get ready for $30+
Match Group (MTCH) DCF Analysis: Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid DCF.
BlackBerry || Takeover Target
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BB might be purchased by Veritas Capital, up 17% today
Private-equity firm Veritas makes a takeover offer for BlackBerry, source says $BB
5 Cybersecurity Stocks To Watch In The Race To Secure Communications ( $SWISF, ALAR, VHC, BB, HUBC)
$BB I'm highly regarded. Down 69% but it's not really a loss unless I sell. Bet I get picked up during the AMC run.
5 Cybersecurity Stocks To Watch In The Race To Secure Communications (SWISF, ALAR, VHC, BB, HUBC)
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Sirs, for those of me confused about CPI, this is a Wendy’s…
Sirs, for those of me confused about CPI, this is a Wendy’s…
Today I learned the SEC EDGAR Online search tool pulls Anonymous complaint forms on it's database. An S7?
InnerScope Hearing Technologies (OTC: INND) Strong Buy Alert
From -65% to -43%, still far from OK zone. What was the worst paper loss you experienced? How did it go in the end?
( BB )Regaining market awareness https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blackberrys-bb-qnx-software-continues-135600849.html
This fook is trying to take BB private before it moons…
Better trusting TiddiesGPT than an underperforming goldfish.
Occidental Petroleum Redeems 6.5% of Preferred Stock Held by Berkshire Hathaway: the mechanics of this redemption
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BB is fueling up this past week
People who own BBBY also own AMC, FRC, CS, BB, and other great investments!
The Wolf of Meme Street: How Social Media is Shaping the Stock Market
For the short-terms gamblers, my unreliable trade plan:
Crazy March! Took me up and down but I was able to finish well I believe.
Is bb ripe for another squeeze
💚 $BBIG 💚 U.S.-based and more secure, Lomotif app ("Lomo" for short) would become the new home for about 150 Million TikTok users due to a "wartime ban" on the Chinese-affiliated TikTok
S&P cut First Republic Bank to junk, warned of another downgrade
S&P Global cuts First Republic (FRC) deeper into junk, says $30 billion infusion may not solve problems
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Sold my puts on BB too early. Fuvk
-$7k on my $BB calls today yay
My $BB calls are fucked -$6k at open probably
BB not doing anything lol. They had increased guidance and posted better than expected sales on QNX and increased guidance on it but who cares about car software.
imagine someone holding BB since 2008 at $130 and waiting for today's ER for the comeback
Either watch my BB calls go to $0 or exercise
Big volume coming in on $BB before earnings 👀
Im either buying a golf simulator or selling my car with BB earnings today
BB calls for the throwback vibes you know the drill
$BB to report earnings in a couple hours
People here aren’t ready for $BB to hit $6 after earning.
He tried to short pltr recently and it plowed right back up I know it's bad out there I'm thankful ten years ago I bought ai stocks, PLTR at $27, IOT, BB, 200 oz of silver and gold and and MNMD biotechnology about to change medicine for ppl w mental issues
Welp, time to be dissapointed in my BB holdings again. 2 decades straight of revenue declines has to stop at some point you'd think.
YOLO BB calls (only $150)
I'm doing the following. I've had about a 65% win rate so far with earning plays but all of these can bust tomorrow so..... nke calls - I sold my god damn $70c strike ones this morning and bought $68c in their place. IV is pretty high but I wasn't gonna make anything on those $70cs. Honestly I should have not bought back in. This looks like a lotto play. KBH - $60p - Lennar and Toll both dumped so the smaller fry KBH probably will not perform as well with margins and housing growth. BB - $4.50c lottos. no other reason than nostalgia and some heavy OI CCL - $29c this is also a lotto play for me. The other cruise stocks did not fair well So basically all of these are lottos
Thank you uncle JPOW, BB is watching you
I like how BB is just pump and dump all day :p
Great advice. Maybe I don't want to hold these bags much longer. For anyone else interested, to save time, here's what the answers are. Oracle’s (ORCL) current debt ladder, the seniority of their obligations, and the nature of the payments. As of late 2025, Oracle has moved into a more aggressive leverage phase, largely to fund its massive AI infrastructure and data center expansion. >1. The Debt Ladder: Maturity Profile Oracle's debt is characterized by a "ladder" of staggered maturities. They recently issued $18 billion in new notes (September 2025) to refinance maturing debt and fund capital expenditures. | Maturity Year | Estimated Principal Due | Notable Notes/Instruments | 2025 | ~$4.5B - $5B | 3.125% Senior Notes (due July) | 2026 | ~$5B - $7B | 2.650% Senior Notes (due July) | 2027 | ~$10B+ | $5.6B Term Loan + Various Senior Notes | 2030-2035 | ~$25B+ | New 2025 Issuances (4.45% - 5.20%) | 2045-2065 | ~$30B+ | Long-dated "Ultra-Long" Bonds (up to 6.1%) **2. Debt Seniority & Structure** Oracle’s capital structure is relatively "flat," consisting primarily of Senior Unsecured Notes. >Seniority: These notes are "senior," meaning they sit at the top of the repayment hierarchy compared to any subordinated debt or equity. However, since they are "unsecured," they are backed by the general credit of the company rather than specific assets (like a building or IP). >Mandatory vs. Discretionary: These are mandatory contractual obligations. Unlike dividends, which are discretionary, failure to pay interest or principal on these notes constitutes a default. >Payment-in-Kind (PIK): Oracle’s public debt consists of standard fixed-rate notes. They do not typically use PIK (where interest is paid with more debt/stock instead of cash). Payments are cash-settled semi-annually. **3. The "Waterfall" of Outflows** >A waterfall model for Oracle shows that cash flows are increasingly diverted toward "Fixed Charges" before reaching equity holders: > Operating Cash Flow: ~$18B - $20B (Annualized). >Interest Expense (First Leak): Oracle’s interest burden has grown significantly due to higher rates and higher principal. >Mandatory Principal Repayments: The "ladder" shown above. >Growth CapEx (AI/Data Centers): This is currently the largest "drain," with billions committed to Nvidia chips and power infrastructure. > Residual Cash (Dividends/Buybacks): Oracle has historically been a massive buyer of its own stock, but management has signaled that buybacks will not increase until gross debt is reduced. **4. Assessment of Repayment Ability** Oracle’s ability to service this debt is currently a "battle of the narratives": **The Bull Case (Solvency):** Oracle has a staggering $523 billion Remaining Performance Obligation (RPO). This represents a massive backlog of contracted revenue that acts as a "guaranteed" cash flow stream to service debt over the next decade. **The Bear Case (Liquidity/Risk):** Oracle's credit rating sits at BBB (S&P) / Baa2 (Moody's)—the lower end of investment grade. Their Credit Default Swaps (CDS) recently widened (to ~125 bps), suggesting the market is pricing in higher risk. **External Factors:** >**Interest Rates:** As old 2-3% debt matures, Oracle is forced to refinance at 5-6%, permanently raising their "cost of carry." >**Counterparty Risk:** A significant portion of Oracle's AI growth is tied to OpenAI. If OpenAI’s revenue falters or they shift providers, Oracle’s ability to "harvest" the cash from their expensive data centers is compromised. >**Partner Volatility:** Recent reports of data center partners withdrawing support for certain projects (December 2025) create execution risk for the very infrastructure intended to pay off the debt. **As of December 17, 2025, Oracle’s ultra-long-dated bonds are no longer just "long-term debt"—they have become a flashing siren for credit analysts.** >The market is currently pricing these bonds at deep discounts, with yields reaching levels typically reserved for "junk" or high-yield issuers, despite Oracle’s formal Investment Grade (BBB) rating. **1. The 2065 "Ultra-Long" Bond Profile** Oracle has two primary tranches maturing in 2065. Their performance over the last week has been staggering: **| Bond Maturity | Coupon | Current Price (Est.) | Yield to Maturity (YTM) | Price Performance |** | Aug 2065 | 6.125% | ~$88.10 | 6.95% - 7.10% | Down 11% from par | | Sept 2065 | 6.100% | ~$87.30 | 7.05% - 7.20% | Down 12% from par | | Mar 2061 | 4.100% | ~$64.34 | 6.77% | Deeply "underwater" | >**Context: For a BBB-rated company, a 7%+ yield on long-dated paper is highly unusual. For comparison, a 30-year US Treasury is yielding ~4.85%. Oracle is paying a ~220-230 basis point premium over the risk-free rate, suggesting the market sees a significant "duration risk" paired with credit deterioration.** **2. The "Distress" Signal: Trading Like Junk** The most alarming development today is that Oracle's newly issued bonds (from September 2025) are already trading at a total paper loss of ~$1.4 billion for the original investors. >The Yield Flip: Oracle’s senior notes are now yielding more than the average "BB" (junk-rated) bond index. >> The Blue Owl Shock: The news today that Blue Owl Capital walked away from a $10 billion data center financing deal in Michigan has sent shockwaves through the bond ladder. >>>The Liquidity Squeeze: Without this $10B in external partner capital, the "waterfall" model we discussed earlier breaks. Oracle must now either: >>>>Drain Cash: Divert more Operating Cash Flow to CapEx (starving buybacks/dividends). >>>>>Issue More Debt: Return to the bond market, but at these 7%+ "distressed" yields, which would be prohibitively expensive. **3. Impact on the Debt Ladder & Repayment** This price collapse in the 2065 bonds affects Oracle's ability to manage the rest of its ladder: >Refinancing Risk: Oracle has ~$7B due in 2026. Usually, they would "roll" this debt by issuing new long-term bonds. But with 2065 bonds yielding 7%, issuing new debt to pay off old 2.65% debt (the 2026 notes) will triple their interest expense for that tranche. >> The "Covenant" Ghost: While senior unsecured notes have few restrictive covenants, a drop to "Junk" status (BB+ or lower) would trigger "Change of Control" or "Coupon Step-up" clauses in many of their private credit agreements, further accelerating cash outflows. Summary: The Bond Market's Verdict **The bond market is essentially calling "bluff" on Oracle's AI growth story. While the stock market sees the $523B RPO backlog as a guarantee, bondholders see the $100B+ total debt and the failure of major financing partners as a sign that the "waterfall" is running dry.**
BB…..I thought the new floor would be $5 ….its $4. Looks like it will never 🚀
Ranked from least to most concerned about whether/when it'll get back there. Most of these aren't too bad, and most of them are fairly small positions, but I'll play along. AMD $205 NVDA $205 CLF ~$15.50 TLRY ~$20 [post-split, i.e. $2 before] PYPL ~$120 BB ~$8 CGC ~$15
Yeah it confuses people. I've seen people use BB for billion or TT for trillion and when I ask why they say because the M in million is doubled so they figure thise are too lol.
Analyzing my portfolio, lot of risk. My safety net appears to be… BB earnings. Oh god, I’m a fucking idiot.
Any regards holding $BB calls with me or just me?
BB had a 20 year old proven track record of delivering nothing. The consistency is quite impressive, really.
I’ve got 400 $7 BB Jan27 leaps, we’re in this together
You're fucking insane. BB is nothing more than an IP holder at this point, and many of their patents have been offloaded to 3rd party, and the rest are continuing to be offered through several channels. I do this for a living bro. Literally crazy throwing a YOLO at this. There are a gazillion better options out there.
Down -$3k on my $BB calls but diamond handing through earnings on Thursday
Top pane is credit spreads. The yield on BB and lower bonds minus the "risk free" rate of a treasury like the 10 year. Middle pane is an oscillator of the top pain. Bottom pane is the average true range. Its a measure of volatility. And the red lines, well those mark the bottom, before credit crushes and volatility.
Good luck! If you end up deciding for it, hopefully BB won’t disappoint ER
Bought $15k worth of $BB 3/26 calls
Call me retarded but I threw $15k into Blackberry $BB 3/26 calls for upcoming ER play
Are you fucking stupid? The article literally shows the yield chart which is now at junk levels. Everyone can see the chart. Recently issued investment-grade bonds from Oracle are trading more like high-yield (junk) debt. For example, a note maturing in 2035 had a yield of around 5.9%, higher than the 5.69% average for bonds in the highest tier of junk territory (BB grade). Three three weeks ago, Moody's downgraded them one level above junk. They're now firmly in junk bond territory you absolute moron. "Oracle’s credit risk is rising fast as its $300 billion AI contracts and massive cloud build-out push debt above $100 billion and toward 4x EBITDA. Free cash flow is still negative. Moody’s rates Oracle at Baa2 with a negative outlook, citing leverage and counterparty risk tied to OpenAI. S&P holds BBB with a negative outlook and warns spending could drag ratings near BBB-. Barclays cut Oracle to underweight, expecting pressure toward junk territory. Bond yields are climbing."
[hehe ai](https://tenor.com/en-GB/view/chi-pu-vietnamese-actress-nguyen-th%E1%BB%8Bthuy-chi-pretty-beautiful-gif-17905949)
OP, the article you linked doesn’t say anything about Oracle failing to issue new bonds, where did you get that info? Would note that the bonds haven’t actually fallen to junk (which would mean rating agencies downgraded the issue rating below BBB- or Baa3). But the bond’s yield is now trading as if it were downgraded to that level. This just means the bond has been sold off and the price has declined such that the yield (return investors get from coupon + from buying at a discount and receiving par at maturity) is equivalent to a BB index (as shown in the article)
If you just want a simple signal tracker for RSI, BB, MACD etc you can sub to [https://www.aialpha.dev](https://www.aialpha.dev) which tracks them daily across a lot of stocks. It would not help you intra day, but it would show you daily signals.
BB has had significant jumps the past 3 earnings and honestly i expect them to do it again. It always bleeds back down after though
Mazel Tov!!!! I buy at once BB.
I decided to use GOOGL to make up for my BB losses because of both Android and Waymo.
I had to read this. This is worse than V tanker, Whats next Wingdings? going in on BB, PM, and whoever can make typewriters
What's a good revenge trade for a big loss in BB? That isn't BB. I'm looking for thematic parallels.
What’s the case for BB? Their revenue is consistently dropping every year a decade plus. Are they working on anything of note?
I used to have some BB shares and sold them during meme runs. I would love to jump in if that happens again.
Can we please include BB into SP500? Asking for a friend...
They did go to a standard touch screen, shortly after the iPhone. It was simultaneously the first time they produced the phone in China. Apple had announced the iPhone and BB was caught by surprise. They had to launch a touch screen asap, so they had to turn to China to produce it. It turned out terrible. I think something like 80% of all the phones they sold had to be returned due to defects. Quite a sad situation. A big part of it was the co-founder/CEO assuming the touch screen was a fad, and thinking the “click” of the keyboard held value. Turns out it didn’t in a world where touch screen enables and leads to a computer in your pocket. The stock cratered and the execs lost a lot of money. A few were billionaires in 2007, by 2010 they lost 80-90% of that value. Funny enough, one of the co-founders who was in it for the love of building phones, and never a serious business leader at the company, left shortly after the iPhone announcement due to not taking anything very seriously. He realized that BB turned into a business and was not the garage hobby activity him and his best friend started a decade or so before on a small office in Ontario. He left and sold his stock. He sold at the top and is a multi-billionaire. Funny how that turned out.
I'm sure that approach was tried. They didn't have the money to outbid Netflix for the preferential treatment. They're a 60BB (plus the buyer's premium) company with 10BB of debt. The service on that debt alone was likely 20+% of their primary op revenue. Either fish or cut bait. Netflix loves that bait and has unlimited money. There's zero chance approval for this merger wasn't already pre-cleared with the current admin.
I would say at this moment, any entry is ok. The CEO bought a massive amount last summer to show his conviction at these levels. He also said he is not being paid by the company at all, and his entire compensation is stock based. If you look into the deals being signed as well, he is tying everyone coming in to stock based compensation to make sure everyone profits when the company does. He is also in his late 70s, so he isn't waiting around for this to mature in the long term ( your fears of being a gen Z investor). As for myself, this is a speculation play but one with a lot of conviction. I have a lot of capital based in this and expect it to begin to climb shortly. Again, the P/S ratio for this is now under .5. Even a double to fair value here is 100% gains for us, and that's considered fair value. Don't invest more than you can, and as always, this is not financial advice, but for me, this is worth about 10% of my overall portfolio atm. I will do a reassessment each quarter or (hopefully) when more acquisitions occur. I'll also update and post more DD as better things unfold. Just trying to bring eyes to something I believe in. I also hold a lot of HIMS (bought at 6) BB ( at 3.75) GENI ( 11.34) and Grab ( 4.90). I'm a longer-term thinker. Lucky for me, I nailed HIMS as I invested for years before it blew up. I see the same in all the things listed above.
Started looking at this sub about a year ago and now I'm bag holding bullshit like: BB (Blackberry) RCAT ABSI LDI LUNR SMCI Blackberry...
Well I don’t buy stock, I gamble with options. Otherwise the guys BB gold miner DD would be up my alley but I don’t have 100k to just toss on shares.
Care to share your bearish indicators? Selling with high RSI and BB extensions?
Just waiting until BB will announce their own AI chips
Im waiting for NVDA to put some 2B into BB
ASTS missed another deadline. BB7 was supposed to be shipped end of November. This company is such a fraud. How have management not been sued for securities fraud yet.
ASTS were meant to ship BB7 by end of November. Lol another missed timeline. This company is so useless. I would not be surprised if management get sued for securities fraud.
BB is delivering my new 70" TV in 7 minutes....dam $300 delivered to my door
$12 Amazon Essential Jeans $220 BB Simon belt 😮💨🥱
It's surreal that looking back, had I actually held onto any GME, AMC, BB, BYND until they mooned, my money in them would've gotten wrecked and wouldn't recover. And now everyone's doing the same thing with AI. /j
Is BB Geek Squad Protection worth it?
NVDA investors feeling the same as BB investors back in 2007
BB + Stoch RSI can work, but cut false signals by adding higher timeframe trend/structure (HH/HL or 200 EMA), a volatility/volume check (ATR/ADX + OBV), and strict journaling with stops beyond swings; you can find more information at mr-profit com.
A lot of companies are letting their legacy systems succumb to rot and crumble under technical debt because investing in them isn't as sexy as dumping money into a fancy new AI solution. Hell even Google search isn't what it used to be. For the last ~5 years it's been progressively getting worse. You used to be able to punch in an error code or some keywords related to the problem and you'd get a working solution on the first page 99% of the time. Nowadays you're more likely to get generic AI slop or random articles that have nothing to do with what you're searching for. Google search results used to prioritise actually helpful sites and public forums, even if you had to go to some BB thread from 2003. Now it's all techwebsite#23241 with a 5000 word article that says nothing. It's gotten so bad that for many problems I don't even bother with google search, I just go to the manufacturer’s website and download the official documentation and search through that instead.
They get the very expensive $2,500/night high class escorts. Tested too just in case they want to go BB
Kodak had over 1 billion dollars in revenue last year. So did BB&B. Nokia had 20 billion. Blockbuster is literally the only company you mentioned that doesnt operate anymore. Sears is private now and cant get info on revenue. When it comes to very large companies they very rarely go away.
The stock market is uncertain - you could get -20%, you could get positive 20% The bond market is guaranteed - you know exactly what your cash flow is and when, US treasuries are at 4.7% right now for 30 years, alphabet (google) issued 5.7% paper for 40 years, if you want to get to single B or BB land you get 9-12% yield One is guaranteed if the borrower doesn’t default. You know exactly when you get the cash and when.
Dear Santa, I really want a data center for Christmas. Either that or a Red Rider BB gun. I promise not to shoot my eye out or create an evil AI.
I am shifting my portfolio heavily right now. I sold a lot of nonsense stocks that I had (ROOT/DKNG/EDIT/BB some others) and piled into VITL at 32 and PYPL at 59. My portfolio is getting extemely concentrated. I view VITL as a bit of a gamble and PYPL as an insanely good value buy
Yeah, just look back a few quarters, $38BB top line projection... now $54BB this quarter, that's such insane growth, what is the next couple quarters going to look like?