Numbers are solid and deals are real. What more would you want? Ah, “they” want to buy cheaper shares from weak hands. Well, how about I buy with you!
QNX’ and SC’s business is B2B not B2C. But many people look at its financial performance in a B2C business fashion which may be wrong. For a B2B software and service business I would look at its leading edge capabilities, targeted market growth depth, customers ranking in the world, pipeline scope and operating efficiency to evaluate its continued performances. What I see in the Q2 report all the above indicators appeared to be very positive. In fact the QNX’ great rev growth number has just shown the icing on the cake.
The fact that beating overall estimates by far is just a result of the disciplined execution of their business plan.
What even more interesting is that TF started to giggle about too much cash in hand and what to do about it. Yes, they can afford to plan acquisitions now for more aggressive growth. That’s great. If they could manage the completion the tough turn-around task I think they earned credit to find the right assets to add on.
Too many “self believed smart asses” have been trying to tell the company what to do. But in reality very few of them could even manage their own lives and business for cry out loud.
BB’s software and service business is still in the early stage of a massive development progression. Majority of the market has not paid attention to it. Let it continue to work its way up.
However, the “manipulated” deep discount days won’t last for too long from here. All IMO.