Canada Exports Oil, Gold, Wood And BlackBerrys
The company made its bones through the BlackBerry suite of smart phones. It was among the first of the smart phones, combining talk with texting with e-mail and Web access. This is the N in CAN SLIM: New products or services that put a company on a sustained growth path.
BlackBerry hit all the right notes. It’s a high-priced, fat-margin product that sold like hot cakes. No wonder RIM’s stock almost doubled since August 2006. It’s up more than 60-fold in the past five years.
Now RIM is building a new base. The cup is 42% deep, more than you’d find in most market winners. However, the correction isn’t excessive for a growth stock when put in the context of the market’s slide.
Via CNN Money


























