Quote from S2007S:
Just the other day everyone was saying how tech is working and then today RIMM comes out and announces an updated forecast for 4Q.
Im surprised RIMM had that mini rally to the low 50's when it did, do not think for a second rimm is the best investment, remember at one time PALM, MOT and NOK were all considered great plays. RIMM might be the next in that group.
Well you have to remember that in good times, everything looks great and its tough to tell what are the best stocks. So you play what everybody else is playing and hope things work out.
But now we have this economic stress test and the weaker players are sticking out like sore thumbs. When all sales are grinding to a standstill, RIMM with its "cant live without" product, has been bucking the trend and posting solid growth and profit. But that doesnt mean that performance percentages can't fluctuate a little. They are saying they are seeing a slight fluctuation and people are dumping it like its an Auto stock. The volumes are just outragious and higher than most things except bank stocks.
They said last Q they are doing great, so independant analysts all over said great, we are hiking your new targets in this economic downturn. I dont know but maybe the analysts are like the media and pumping up expectations to the breaking point. So now, today, they say they might be on the low end of those targets but its not like they are loosing money. So far, it appears people are really over reacting based on the dire headlines the media has been posting.
I would suspect CNBCs Crammer, the oposite perspective from the news editors, is probably calling RIMMs CEO to get the real story from the horses mouth. So I suspect this is a pretty huge buying oportunity that will at least partly fill the gap in short order.
But you never know. The next headline could read "Crammer caught in the back room cooking RIMMs books".
Ooo, its rising. Just 12points to go to get back to 60. I dont know when it will get back up there, but I will simply trade my profits back up to happy levels. Then when we do get back to 60, I hope to be well beyond where I was.
