either of you own a blackberry?i think i'm the last person in toronto to actually own one. >> you got one. don, you don't. >> i don't. >> no, you probably don't even have a computer if i know you well. >> but jason does. jason does. >> okay. all right. so somebody in the office does. thank you both for joining us today. appreciate it very much. all right. >>> let's go over to josh lipton. you have a market flash. you mentioned dell. josh, what do you have? >> reporter: some headlines on dell. this is richard, the firm owns about 13,000 shares, talking to our own scott wapner. saying he will vote against the michael dell silver lake bid. he calls that offer, quote, unreasonable. he said it sets a bad precedent that exploits a weak share price for the personal benefit of the ceo. instead, he's calling the icahn proposal a reasonable way to exit at a better price for those who want to sell. bill, back to you. >> thank you, wash. see you later. >>> lazarus, rocky balboa, ben affleck, after "gigli," remember that one? th

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the point of the story, blackberry waited, and it's selling at best buy, you can get the new blackberryn the contract. and this is something that was supposed to sell for $700. and now you can get it for $49. somebody should step in and buy blackberry. >> it could be a tick under for less than $9 a share. hold on nicole, for a second. and we've got bruce with us. and he's a branding guy. purely from the point of view of image and branding, should we put blackberry on death watch? >> depends what blackberry decides to do. they have a great opportunity to reestablish their brand. not so many years ago we could have played that music for apple. they had lost their way and then had a rally and figured out who they were and sold to their faithful and blackberry could do the same thing, whether they will or not, who knows? >> they don't have steve jobs, stay right there. do look at apple, the financial times reporting that the company is bringing in new, fresh talent to rework the design of that i-watch. not happy with it, apparently, nicole, apple stock, where is it? >> everybody is waiting

you call it a blackberry condom.it down, drop it in, then you can do whatever you want. >> why do you take it in there with you anyway? >> can i tell you something since you mention shark tank? this is the iphone snake. this goes around your neck so that you don't get turkey neck, so you have better posture. >> ever since you told me that, dana, i have been sitting like this, putting body moisturizer on there. you also look thinner. now we're going to be like this. >> stand up, pay attention, get a job, get a promotion. this has been a public service announcement from "the five." >> i am going on shark tank seriously, bringing in a toilet, it will be called -- >> i think the smart phone condom. i think blackberry is a patented thing. >> baseball fans are gearing up fofr the all-star game, the steroid investigation looms and the league could be suspending two dozen star players. an update on that scandal next on "the five." ♪ dozen star players. ♪ >>> hi, folks, i am going to try this. cespedes put on quite a show at

blackberry -- i believe blackberry in its current form is dead. it cannot continue.s been lapped and all we see here is they've basically come out with a product that's only 5% of the entire smartphone business. so they have $3 billion in cash, and what happens is, right now, the market capitalization is 5 billion. so with 3.5 billion in assets, 5 billion in market capitalization, that's 60% of market cap used, which means they could basically go under, become an asset sale. i don't believe that it will happen. i believe microsoft will come in as a take-under in a 5 to 7 range. >> all right. we'll get back to that. rich, how does the chart look for you? >> i tell you, bill, i could not agree more with larry. in this business, when you have the fundamentals on your side, you pound the fundamentals. when you have the charts on your side, you pound the charts. when you have them both on your side, you bound the table. and that's what i'm doing here as a seller of the stock. you can see this rally that we had at the end of last year. that was hope-fuelled. we went from 6

you cannot ignore blackberry, up about and a half, 2%.he ceo facing, i guess you could say annoyed investors at the annual shareholder meeting amid concerns about sagging sales. officially approving the name switch from research in motion to the more commonly known blackberry, but the ceo insisted that the company is on the path heading toward a turnaround, and talk all options. as you see, shares are moving higher by 2%. my old school blackberry, i will never part with this because i love it so much, but over the weekend i met a guy who was excited about his touchscreen blackberry. it looks so cool, everyone was fawning all over it. we have seen a megamerger and acquisition deals this year, some of the biggest on your screen. liberty global sweeping up virgin media. so usually we see merger mondays. today we have ourselves to big deals. i'd just rate -- grocery giant. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange analyst with how investors are reacting but how traders get when they see a merger. [inaudible conversations]

as long as i hold the blackberry.rth right now about $9. i think they'll get a take, 5 to 7 range, microsoft. they could take the patents out and the interprice software base, which is the only value and the users. >> it's a take under. >> a take under. i said a while ago, from the 5 to 7 range and that's where i believe it will be. there's a market cap 5 billion. they're taking 3 1/2 billion in assets and they're technically under that amount and they can go totally under and be an asset sale and i don't think that will happen. >> all right, larry, i've got to ask you about another stock, hasbro. they're buying in the mobile game maker, and when i think of hasbro, i think of a toy company. and that's not true anymore, is it? it's gone entirely electronic? >> it's a great move here. the whole world is going mobile. we're going to a tech eco system and bought a 70% stake in a studio to make games. if you can take monopoly and my little pony and turn them into hits on the mobile. that's a great play. stuart: i've got to

the ceo of blackberry is asking investors to be patient. at a shareholder meeting yesterday, thorston heins reported the company is still in the early stages of its transformation. blackberry posted disappointing first-quarter earnings and has lost some 4 million subscribers. tech analyst rob enderle says a true turn-around takes 5 to 7 years. "well, it's whether the market will give him the 5 to 7 years. it's often not the case. that's why we have so very few successful turnarounds. it's often the financial investors won't give the ceo the time to execute the turnaround, but the way he fired up the base today would indicate that he's got more time" heins told shareholders that blackberry is in the second phase of its three-phase turn- around plan. also at the meeting, shareholders made it official by changing the company name to 'blackberry' from 'research in motion.' the country's second-largest retailer after wal-mart is bulking up. kroger company is buying harris teeter supermarkets for $2.4 billion. kroger is the nation's largest groce

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i was a dire blackberry user. i have blackberry servers in my company.es guys have it tied dumped them for the iphone, and i'm not going back. charles: would you pay more for an apple product and a blackberry product just for the security? >> i personally would, but i also think many others would commend that is what is happening to pour blackberry. charles: you as a fantastic. we will talk to you again. too hot for work, and i'm not talking about the weather. this woman got fired because her boss the issue was irresistible. can you do that? we will debate it next. ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and applonline. creditcards.com. and applonline. - who doesn't fall asleep in that clas [bell rings] - they just expect that. - honestly. [chatter a lghter] - he asked me right before school started. - oh. - no way. - hi. - hi. - ♪hine, come on and let it shi

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blackberry's new phone is striking a sour tone with investors. wall street expected a third quarter profit, but the smartphone company reported a loss. shares slid more than 27% friday. blackberry forecast an operating loss for the second quarter, called the market highly competitive, and failed to give a clear update on sales of the new blackberry 10. google may be getting into the game with a video console. playing off the success of its android phones and tablets, the wall street journal reports the tech giant is working on a game console that could come out this fall. the company hopes to compete with apple's new products. google stock was up nearly 3 dollars friday. the drama continues to unfold for paula deen. more retailers are severing ties with the food network star after she was accused of using racial slurs. jc penney, kmart, sears and walgreen's are the latest to announce the decision to drop deen's products. a money laundering scandal is shaking up the vatican. a vatican accountant, a former member of the italian secret service and a

>> neil, blackberry has dropped the ball.'s no monopoly in a free market, and blackberry whose stock was, what, at $230 back in 2007, it's at nine today, it's a great example. they have been usurped while they pioneered the smartphone market, they have been usurped by other competitors and, thus, the stock has really become dead money as you're pointing off, more layoffs, more weakness in the stock, and while i think it could go higher short term, there's a lot of talk about the intellectual property, i think it's a stock that most investors should avoid. neil: al, what happened here? >> i think he's right on. they're never going to be able to lay off enough executives to turn this company around. they came out with these new phones in february and said, oh, by the way, they'll be available in the u.s. in march, and you knew that was a funny announcement. they're cool, but guess what? they're just way too late. this company probably needs to change its name to beta max because that's the way it's going. neil: a lot of people

blackberry recently reported an unexpected loss despite sales of the new blackberry 10. mortgage rates eased off some. the 30-year fell to 4.29%. the 15-year dropped to 3.39%. rates rose dramatically above 4% a couple of weeks ago on fears the fed was closer to ending its bond-buying program that's been stimulating the econony. here to give us a glimpse of today's trading action, glen schultz of performance trust. good morning to you. - good morning. - what are you seeing from the big bond funds? are the big guys nervous here? - well what we have seen in terms of the big bond funds over the last two weeks as interest rates have trended up, is we have seen a lot of withdrawals coming out of those funds, and we have seen those portfolio managers, big bond fund managers, out reassuring their clients that the worst, in terms of the upward trend in rates, is behind them. so if we see rates stabilize here, then perhaps redemptions are going to slow or stabilize. if, on the other hand, we continue to see an upward trend in rates, then redemptions are probably going to continue

. >>> is the beleaguered blackberry in some real trouble? just four months after the release of its z-10 smart phone. carriers and retailers are slashing prices by as much as 75%. the nation's two largest wireless carriers cut the price in half to $99 if you get a two-year contract. at best buy and on amazon.com, can you pick one up for just $49. in a statement, blackberry says it's all part of its marketing strategy, to make room for its newer touch screen q-10 device, explaining now is the right time to adjust the price for the z-10. >>> it's a big week ahead for some of the top names in technology, as they report their latest quarterly results. which companies are reporting and what analysts and investors will be watching for this week. >> big week for tech earnings, yahoo, ebay, intel on tuesday. and nokia and microsoft thursday. let's start with yahoo, analysts aren't expecting much from the quarter, which marks marissa myers first anniversary at the helm. myers 2-3 guidance is the bigger deal. 34 cents in eps to pull that off. myers is

sounds like nokia, blackberry, groupon, zynga. what do you do if you're attracted to them because they're trading in the single digits or because you use the products around like them? what a downer kind of day, when the stock market with the cairo on its mind, the climb before recovering near the end of the day with the dow fouling 43 points, a little 0.5%, don't you think it's worst asking to take a shot at these beaten up stocks just in case there's something there. >> hallelujah. >> first it's important to keep an open mind. we learned that with groupon. a company that i despised from the get-go because it had way too much hype versus the business model. i told people to jettison the stock because i didn't like the management of the coupon company. at the end of february, the ceo, andrew mason, whom i didn't care for gaot cashier and he was replaced. did i didn't know koskie from adam. but ted leansus he was someone i had dealings with. that guy i thought of ted -- ted was -- if there's a word for him, that word is money! and

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we have a loser, blackberry down 25% on friday.he new blackberry 10 attached device is not selling very well. on top of that, they are kind of internet road kill. they're stuck in the third, fourth best behind apple and samsung as far as phones ago. smaller, cheaper, faster is not a good way to invest. investors, the tech keypad is on its way out. finally out, one more winner. this is a trend, it is a trend i do not like. as f x entertainment doesn't dance music. they follow the next one sec filing which means they will be bringing in dance music to the public market. this is an industry growing incredibly quickly. 100,000 teenagers crowd of the las vegas motor speedway recently. this is a for a half billion dollar industry. you can invest in numerous areas, dance music becoming public is interesting to note. coming up on the show, we will bring up an expert and talk a little money on investing. what is working on wall street and why. you can't drop me a line at route rob black .com. >> will come back to rob black and your money. i

last but not least, what about blackberry? i don't like the idea there could be so many variant views about how they were doing ahead of the quarter announced last week. that means management didn't have control of the situation, or it wouldn't have let expectations get this far out of the hand. thorsten heinz, i have to tell you, he's a nice guy. he's a nice guy. but i don't know if that's what i'm really looking at to run blackberry these days. maybe we need someone to come in and break it up into easy to swallow parts and say, you know what, ten bucks, i'll take 15. like an auction. 15, sold to you. here's the bottom line. after the missed opportunity with groupon, zynga is a buy under the new management, nokia is a good call option and as for blackberry, call me when it finds a don mattrick or ted leonsis or maybe even a meg whitman. she turned around hewlett-packard. you'll find me recommending that one too. how about brad in california? >> caller: dodger blue greetings from beautiful socal. >> a puig of his own. >> calle

the blackberry? >> blackberry touch screen. >> why not just get an iphone?el? you still like that? where do you get it fixed? where do you get the parts? >> i have the edsel. i haven't figured out how to use it. i use the horse and buggy still. >> come into the 21st century. >>> in a few days we'll get the june jobs numbers. joining us, jim paulsen, chief investment strategist, and scott anderson is bank of the west chief economist. jim, let me start with you. are you blackberry or iphone? that's the most important i think to start with. >> i'm blackberry. i'm one step above the buggy. >> the buggy. i'm with you. i looked at some of your commentary over the weekend. with the stock market, a lot of volatility coming up, but ultimately you think the s&p heads higher and it's because of better economic news. >> i think so. i think you've got to look at what is the catalyst for this rate rise, steve. at the end of the day, the catalyst is that the economy is turning out better than expected. that's true throughout the private economy, but it's even true at the f

z-10 being cut in half at at&t and verizon stores, seeing shares of blackberry move to the upside onry's chief marketing officer says it's part of life cycle management to tier the pricing for current devices to make room for the next ones, and lastly, simon, take a look at apple shares moving to the upside. iphone 5s production will begin this month. back to you. >> thanks so much. let's check in with rick santelli in chicago. the bond market action is fascinating, rick. >> it really is fascinating. had a strong empire of very weak retail sales. retail sales is the trump card with respect to those two data point and intraday clearly shows you what happened at 8:30 eastern. we lost a bit of ground in the form of buying of treasuries pushing rates down. two days show you even though you had a ten-basis point range, we're still not below the low yield which is around 2.52 on friday. open the chart up which is fascinating, the huge run ups from the 1.60s into the 2.70s, looking like a top. the retracement puts you back 2-2/8. the dollar index is key to all of this because many believe i

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the outlook may be growing bleaker for blackberry. the company is cutting 250 jobs in its new product testing facility in waterloo, ontario. the layoffs stem from weak blackberry 10 phone sales. however, company officials call it the "next stage of a turnaround plan." shares closed around $9 thursday. 20 years later, the chevy impala is back on top. for the first time in 2 decades, consumer reports ranks the sedan as the best in its category. it's a huge turn-around story. last year, the magazine called the 2013 model not worthy of driving. ouch. the 2014 edition gets high marks for handling similar to a luxury car. tesla and the bmw 1 series top the all-around-best list. americans are spending hundreds of dollars on "sneaky fees." the so-called "gray charges" typically come attached to "free trial services" offered with magazine subscriptions and music streaming services. after the free trial period ends companies automatically tack on charges. a report says the fees are not illegal, but add up. it cost americans a combined $14 billi

in may guy made a bullish call on blackberry.means they're running the business better which is remarkable for them. and we talked about short interest before. there is a sizable one in blackberry. >> dan was spot on. it's interesting that we came in with even the losers get luck some time. dan was positive. his wife is here tonight and she is stunning makes no sense to me. >> she's just an outline, not a real person. >> with that said -- i could not have been more wrong about blackberry. i felt like the stock was poised to go higher. it's obliterated ever since. >> i actually got long and down 12. so, loser. >> let's go to pops and drops. we kick it off with a pop, haines brand. >> the stock was up almost 8% today. the volume was ridiculous. they report on the 30th. i don't think you buy this stock ahead of earnings. stay away. >> i robot, a drop. >> a lot of people didn't like the guidance. stay away for at least another session. >> pop for only knee care, up five percent. >> they did a fantastic job turning this business aroun

but blackberry's chief, he says, whoa, not so fast.e told shareholders late yesterday that the company is in the early days of transformation and says that wall street's expectationses are just too high. so, where is the stock this wednesday morning? no change. 965. and i want you to check apple for me, because we've got news that a federal judge ruled against apple on e-book pricing. nicole: i feel it's an old story. and you also had canaccord lowering on apple overall and think that the slower high end marked growth overall and they did actually cut their price target to 5.60. and-- >> that's not a factor very much at least today. so move on to google. there's more news on the mac's app. what is it? >> i am loving this story. google, you remember the debacle when apple was trying to use their own math and so, here is google and you can see it's up fractionally and they have a new android maps app which we'll be showing you more for traffic conditions and you can traffic gait around jams and you can have restaurants, hotels, whatever

. >> he keeps referring to it as a blueberry instead of the blackberry and things like that. as a civil rights leader, he has understood since 1986, their bulletin boards of heat and he has understood and had the resources to devote to this issue and i had the honor back in 1995 to lead the effort, which i have done until now. so was his idea and it was a typical collaborative effort. we were really proud of with what turned out. in 1995 on the day that an assassination occurred, i was at the podium when he got up and announced it in you know, being cool i thought that i would find out later about it with a little line at the top and that was it for hours and hours. so last november we were in chicago again when there were attacks on israel. and immediately everyone went to their blackberries and blueberries or whatever they are and we had access and there's a lot of change between 1995 in 2013. what happened as we now have a large staff who deals with this we have people who deals with this. thank god they are devoted to this issue. so it's not a very habit type of thing. so

one, we've had blackberry, we had htc, we had samsung today. but on top of that, if you look at the price in qualcomm, this stock has not been able to rally with the market over the last two weeks. and that is the chipmaker for the smartphone area. i think apple in the second half, you might have some difficulties selling the iphone 6, unless they can get the china deal done. i think china is crucial for apple in the second half. >> finally, let's talk crude, soaring above $103 a bare. tensions in egypt and june's employment report helping out those gains here. >> certainly political tensions. maybe to a lesser degree, the comments yesterday putting a put on the market. i think that you have to stick with kind of special situations in the energy environment, because you're subject to this volatility of the commodities and the gyrations. i like the special situations in occidental, i like conocophillips, i like the deeper water market, that's where you have pricing power. you've got schlumberger. i think national oil well kb embarko is a good na

then we will take a look at blackberry. another company that has been failing.having their shareholder meeting today. right now you can see that the stock is up about 10%. the ceo has been talking about the fact that they are in the middle of a turnaround. they put the cash together. you can expect more devices. we know that those shipments, too, have been a disappointment as well. lori: thank you, as always. adam: interviewing pilots. lori: the next time you get on a plane, how can you be sure that the pilot is experienced? adam: we want you to take a look at how the dollar is doing today against a whole bunch of other currencies. ♪ i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better

it looks like the same movie that we ve seen so many times, whether it's blackberry or paul. >> i'lll you. melissa: here comes amazon. apple is sitting here. they're both going to gang up. right now a lot of people love netflix. they recreate their business. it's pretty fantastic. the bullies are coming for them. >> i think netflix is certainly going to be under pressure from amazon in particular which appears to be copying their strategy. netflix as its own strategy which is to commission expensive, exclusive content. autos you who the next victim is. it's fairly obvious. apple is not the leading subscription music service. apple is no longer the leading smart phone maker by market share. varioumanufacturers who used to will android. by the way, prices plummeted. kendall offers -- amazon offers a candle. it's something like. melissa: says the point. that is one of the points. you y for all of the other products. >> consumers benefit. >> but not if they're charging more. they're want to get you so that you are a prime subscriber. those prices go up because you're in the store already

so that next casualty might be the blackberry is struggling to compete with the iphone reporting salesbers so lousy this bel 30%. are there any companies that stand a chance against apple and amazon? here to weigh in, chairman and editor and analyst, fortune's editor at large and a fox news contributor. let me start with you. it seems like what these guys do , somebody comes up with a great technology. they work out the kinks, get people excited and then swooped in and just sort of either make the technology better or bully the guy. am i wrong? >> part of it is they establish a market and reap the rewards which means deploying capitol where other companies have the same opportunity. pandora comes up with radio service. the other side of it, isn't this great. there's a certain fatigue about some of this stuff. the way people just go with coca-cola or pepsi. even if you like it. melissa: i feel like you cannot compete with the ecosystem the both of everyone else of the market and then have the pricing power. as the consumer i may or may not end up with the best product. i definitely in t

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shares of blackberry higher. other tech stocks getting a bid.rosoft, amazon, hitting all-time highs. and tesla replacing oracle in the nasdaq 100. oracle, which moved its listing from the nasdaq to the new york stock exchange is trading higher by around 2% on the day. and lastly, apple in focus. channel checks from jeffries analyst indicates the iphone 5s production will start later this month. they believe it will be available late september or early october. bill? >> all right, seema, thank you very much. >>> hewlett-packard announce three new board members. they are robert bennett, ray ozzie, there they are, and james skinner. and there are plans to continue to search for additional directors in the coming months. now, shares of the tech giant are up 85% so far this year. it is the best performing dow component of 2013 so far. the question is, can that rally continue? let's talk numbers on hpq. on the technical side, abigail and the fundamental side steve cortese. steve, this is a classic day of the dog of the dow. it was last year's worst pe

blackberry is built so that when you what the device everything is gone. android, it was all there.t was right there in different partitions. you remove the same card, remove the -- the storage devices. everything on the device itself was still there. even the factory reset, we still found information. same thing with microsoft windows devices, especially when those, so many different partitions and the way you reinstall and reformat the drives. we found a lot. windows seven was better. when those eight was much better. when does xp was a big problem. all of our windows xp devices. gerri: did you ever put out -- these products out to resell? >> let's say you will sell at desktop or laptop or a mobile phone, you could potentially be selling your identity for 50 to $100. i wouldn't. what i would do with most mobile phones with the exception of an iphone or blackberry is destroyed them. i would destroy in and read, especially in older one. i would literally destroy it with a hammer. but safety glasses on and beat that thing to death. drop in and out bottle of salt water and stick it on

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the company is hoping its newest devices will make blackberry a little more competitive with iphonesand android phones. >>> on wall street, stock markets posted more gains today. the dow was up 75 points the nasdaq rose 19. the markets have now regained the losses that happened after the fed indicated it would pull back its stimulus efforts possibly this fall. >>> we told you about poisoned meat balls sickening pets in a neighborhood. the new twist in the case and the new warning by police. >> cooling down before a temperature rebound. the changes i'm tracking in your complete bay area forecast. >> signs of a growing threat in the south bay. >> that can eventually lead to attacks on humans. >> the new efforts to combat an aggressive coyote problems after other attempts failed. >>> hundreds of firefighters are working to contain a wildfire in el dorado county. it's burning on the way to tahoe. traffic in both directions is being escorted around the fire. it's now about 40% contained and so far no homes have been damaged and no one has been evacuated the chp says the fire may have been

blackberry. we put them on death watch.p and they came out with a new guy in charge and down and has come $9 as we speak. and we put it back and deathwatch? >> you took off? i don't know what you were thinking. you should have left it there. i would say blackberry is not doing so hot. it will be a real feat if they come back. charles: could they get a premium? stuart: you will think will be taken under that and you agree with that. put them back on deathwatch. apple, they have this i watch. >> still not official but everyone says they are working on it. a lot of companies are getting this technology. google, amazon is rumored to do a little bit so it is definitely a big deal that if apple gets in there suddenly your phone, ipad, your watch and they phone your entire life, everything you are wearing becomes part of that so is a big deal. stuart: is microsoft getting into wearable? >> watches and stuff like google glass. stuart: microsoft is doing that? >> everyone is exploring this, nothing is official, nothing announced yet

and been in the headlines and we are seeing blackberry under pressure again down 3.6%.ckberry for so many reasons for their security which has been wonderful. and shoulder meetings, shoring up cash, the turnaround plan, don't lose sight yet but they have more devices in the next week it months. and another down arrow. >> the story continues. we will see you at the bottom of the hour. time to make some money with charles payne, following up on medical equipment company intuitive surgical. you have done this one before. >> april 2nd, got hammered, wanted to talk about it because when you are making money on this, this is an interesting story. i have been following this stock for a long time and wrote about it in my book in 2007. cheryl: with a foreword by neil cavuto? charles: yes but we didn't get rich today. here is the interesting thing. this company is fighting against a massive, this is just my opinion, a passive effort to crush less stock and whoever is pulling the strings have great access to the immediate and a lot of other people land in the first quarter when th

blackberry's been struggling, it has somehow stayed alive.was the leader when our devices were called pdas. rob, what do you think? what's the odds of survival? >> well, you know, the problem is the blackberries are relegated to the back corner of the stores, folks are still comparing it to the android and apple phones and looking at the differences as negatives, and until that gets fixed, they're trying to swim upstream, and that's why they're cutting the price. melissa: i think part of the problem is the management team as well. jeremy, we had the ceo on fox business a while ago, and he had gone after one of the analysts who was talking about the fact that their returns were outpacing their new sales. he didn't address the question head on, instead he was kind of a smart aleck. let me play that for you. >> how would that work? you have to, you have to return more devices than you ever sold, that's mathematically possible. melissa: i mean, a current period of time you could have more devices going back in than going out, and i expect that's

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