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BlackBerry Ltd (BB) carries a 185.4% 12-week surge into earnings watch

Momentum remains strong, but the latest weekly print shows some cooling before the company’s next report.

BlackBerry Ltd
Latest9.190 USD
1W move-2.3%
Volume1.3x
TrendActive
Cybersecurity software infrastructure and market-data screens in a professional operations center.

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BlackBerry Ltd (BB) closed the latest week at 9.190 USD, down -2.3% for the week after a 48.5% four-week advance.

Confirmation is still constructive but not one-sided. Weekly volume reached 163,488,067 shares, about 1.26 times the 13-week average, while the trend screen remains active with Relative Strength at 86.8 and Market Dynamics showing positive confirmation at 1.75.

The earnings calendar lists June 25 for BlackBerry’s next report, covering the fiscal period ended May 31.

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