The Stock Story of the Coming Week: RIM Revisionism

By Marek Fuchs:Research in Motion (RIMM), a sob sister of a company, went up, up and away in trading yesterday on news of a deal with Microsoft (MSFT).At this point, the move defines overdone. That's why we're suggesting going against the grain and selling RIM.

By Kevin M. O'Brien:In 2008, as Research In Motion (RIMM) was set to report earnings, I thought it was a bright idea to go very bullish on the stock. This was when the stock was well over $100/share. I still recall purchasing only call options for that trade. It was a complete disaster, as Research In Motion missed estimates horribly that day and hasn't recovered since. I learned a very expensive lesson.

By Martim Macedo:In the beginning of May I wrote an article on Research in Motion (RIMM) right after watching the Blackberry World event, where I got excited with the first appearance of BB10.

About a week and a half ago I posted "The Evidence Of Android Dominance Continues To Roll In - iOS Looks To Have Stopped Growing Market Share".

By Cameron Kaine: Last week I told you how I thought Google (GOOG) essentially paid a king’s ransom just to become a clone of Apple (AAPL) with

Trefis submits: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) unveiled its new iCloud service yesterday at its Developers Conference.[1] We provided a preliminary glimpse of what we expected from the iCloud announcement Monday morning and highlighted how we thought it would benefit Apple by strengthening its halo effect on other more valuable products like the iPhone, Mac and iPad (see

Reggie Middleton submits:On January 20th, I posted this article on RIMM. I turned bearish on RIM last summer and made some money on the dip back then.

Reggie Middleton submits:Last week I stated “After Getting a Glimpse of the New Windows Phone 7 Functionality, RIMM is Looking More Like a Short Play“. I meant it, for the Windows Mobile offering looks to be quite compelling from a usability and capability perspective.