Unusual Options Activity Fri 6/7/24

 The following options are exhibiting notable trading, potentially indicating changing sentiment toward the underlying stocks, and/or potentially representing positioning for increased volatility. 

Bullish Call Activity:

• BB June28 3.00 Calls (volume: 2174, open int: 1865, implied vol: ~96%, prev day implied vol: 71%). Co is expected to report earnings early July. Co is down 4% today. 
• CLSK June14 18.50 Calls (volume: 2341, open int: 1495, implied vol: ~96%, prev day implied vol: 82%). Co is expected to report earnings early August. 
• MBLY June21 32.00 Calls (volume: 2929, open int: 648, implied vol: ~65%, prev day implied vol: 57%). Co is expected to report earnings late July. Stock is up 11% in today's session. 

Bearish Put Activity: 

• DOCU June07 49.00 Puts (volume: 2839, open int: 1148, implied vol: ~37%, prev day implied vol: 35%). Co reported earnings and announced a $1 bln increase to share repurchase program yesterday. Stock is down 5% in today's session. 
• TMUS July05 180.00 Puts (volume: 2443, open int: 1034, implied vol: ~19%, prev day implied vol: 18%). Co is expected to report earnings late July. 

Sentiment: The CBOE Put/Call ratio is currently: 0.99, VIX: (12.28, -0.30, -2.38%). June 21 is options expiration -- the last day to trade June equity options

Unusual Options Activity Wed 5/15/24

The following options are exhibiting notable trading, potentially indicating changing sentiment toward the underlying stocks, and/or potentially representing positioning for increased volatility.

Bullish Call Activity:

• JMIA Weekly May24 7.5 calls (volume: 11.0K, open int: 790, implied vol: ~107%, prev day implied vol: 88%). Co is expected to report earnings early August.
• CLSK Weekly May24 17 calls are seeing interest with the underlying stock up 7% (volume: 1590, open int: 1790, implied vol: ~97%, prev day implied vol: 82%). Co is expected to report earnings early August.
• SNOW May 165 calls (volume: 8810, open int: 4890, implied vol: ~61%, prev day implied vol: 47%). Co is confirmed to report earnings May 22 after the close.
  

Bearish Put Activity:

• DOCS June 20 puts are seeing interest ahead of earnings tomorrow after the close (volume: 11.5K, open int: 7.8K, implied vol: ~104%, prev day implied vol: 58%). 2000 contracts traded in a single transaction.
• BB May 4 calls are seeing interest with the underlying stock down 9% (volume: 8650, open int: 23.9K, implied vol: ~112%, prev day implied vol: 76%).
  

Sentiment: The CBOE Put/Call ratio is currently: 0.90, VIX: (12.71, -0.70, -5.2%).
May 17 is options expiration -- the last day to trade May equity options.

===BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Wed 28 Jun 23 (a/h)

 

BlackBerry beats by $0.12, beats on revs

• Reports Q1 (May) earnings of $0.06 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.12 better than the FactSet Consensus of ($0.06); revenues rose 122.0% year/year to $373 mln vs the $158.14 mln FactSet Consensus.
  • IoT revenue of $45 million.
    
  • Cybersecurity revenue of $93 million.
    
  • Licensing & Other revenue of $235 million.

The Canadian technology company is banking on resilient demand for its cybersecurity products on rising security threats in the information technology sector.

BlackBerry reported a surprise profit of 6 cents per share for the quarter ended May 31, while analysts were expecting a loss of 5 cents per share.

Its total revenue of $373 million topped analysts' average estimate of $160.4 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

Revenue in the cybersecurity business unit rose 5.5% sequentially to $93 million, while revenue from licensing and other services came in at $235 million, majorly comprising of proceeds from patent sale.

BlackBerry, which went public in 1997 and soon became popular for its ubiquitous business smartphones, shut its flagship business last year and has since been trying to sell its legacy patents related to its mobile devices.

In March, it signed a deal to sell patents, primarily related to its mobile devices, to Malikie Innovation Limited for up to $900 million.

Waterloo, Canada-based BlackBerry earlier had announced its plans to conduct a review of strategic alternatives, including possible separation of its core businesses - cybersecurity and software systems.

===BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Tue 20 Dec 22 (a/h)

 

BlackBerry beats by $0.02, beats on revs

• Reports Q3 (Nov) loss of $0.05 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.02 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of ($0.07); revenues fell 8.2% year/year to $169 mln vs the $166.78 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.
  • IoT revenue was $51 million, a 19% increase year-over-year, with gross margin of 80%.
  • Cybersecurity revenue was $106 million, with gross margin of 57% and ARR of $313 million.
    
  • Cybersecurity billings were $103 million.
    
  • Software and Services revenue in total was $157 million.
  • Licensing and Other revenue was $12 million, with gross margin of 67%.
• Co added, "In line with the path outlined last quarter, churn improved and there was further evidence that investments in go-to-market and the product portfolio will drive further sequential improvements and progress towards a return to ARR growth next fiscal year."

This week's biggest % winners & losers: Nov 30 - Dec 4, 20 (wk 49)

This week's biggest % gainers/losers The following are this week's top percentage gainers and losers, categorized by sectors (over $300 mln market cap and 100K average daily volume).

This week's top % gainers

• Healthcare: GTHX (18.51 +29.44%), PACB (19.82 +28.45%), CRSP (149.01 +22.59%)
• Materials: RYAM (8.32 +28%), KALU (99.65 +24.63%), TMST (6 +22.2%)
• Industrials: EAF (9.76 +23.95%), GOL (10.52 +21.2%)
• Consumer Discretionary: KSS (40.65 +21.34%)
• Information Technology: BB (8.46 +37.48%), COHU (38.26 +36.4%), CASA (6.71 +28.05%), UMC (8.91 +27.76%), ARLO (6.95 +27.06%), DDD (10.48 +22.09%)
• Energy: CPE (13.38 +28.53%), ALTM (49.92 +24.79%), CRC (26.88 +22.91%), QEP (2.17 +22.32%)

This week's top % losers

• Healthcare: ARRY (33.88 -28.08%), BGNE (222.01 -22.34%), IRTC (182 -22.18%)
• Industrials: GMS (27.26 -14.41%), RUN (57.41 -13.99%)
• Consumer Discretionary: TOUR (2.16 -32.29%), EXPR (1.18 -25.79%), NIO (42.84 -20.67%), DLTH (12.01 -19.5%), UXIN (1.31 -16.95%), MOGU (2.29 -16.42%), AAN (19.14 -14.17%)
• Information Technology: SPLK (161.21 -20.99%), APPN (154.12 -20.5%), JKS (61.32 -15.27%)
• Energy: CEO (96.4 -21%), BTU (1.3 -19.75%), CLNE (4.26 -15.31%)

BlackBerry (BB) teams up with Amazon Web Services to manage vehicle sensor data

• Having long ago moved on from its once-iconic mobile phones, BlackBerry (ticker: BB) Tuesday morning announced a deal with Amazon.com’s (AMZN) Amazon Web Services to jointly develop and market Ivy, which BlackBerry describes as “a scalable, cloud-connected software platform that will allow automakers to provide a consistent and secure way to read vehicle sensor data.

** BB ** 

 

The BlackBerry IVY system is a scalable software platform with deep roots on AWS cloud computing services. This vehicle data platform provides consistent and secure methods for gathering vehicle sensor information, packaging it into a normalized format, and preparing the data blobs for real-time analysis running on the car's own processors as well as deeper dives through AWS-based cloud computing services.

BlackBerry's role in this partnership consists of using machine learning tools to collect and normalize data from thousands of parts made by dozens of different manufacturers. In many cases, there are no industry standards available, and BlackBerry IVY will need to build its own data-access models for every undocumented sensor. Amazon's high-powered AWS systems will provide number-crunching muscle on the cloud-based side of the data analysis, augmented by direct access to the vehicle's embedded processing systems.

-=BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Thur 24 Sept 20 (b/o)

 

BlackBerry beats by $0.09, beats on revs

Reports Q2 (Aug) earnings of $0.11 per share, $0.09 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of $0.02; revenues rose 6.1% year/year to $259 mln vs the $239.74 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Outlook - BlackBerry will provide fiscal year 2021 outlook in connection with the quarterly earnings announcement on its earnings conference call.

=BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Tue 31 March 20 (a/h)

BlackBerry beats by $0.05, misses on revs

• Reports Q4 (Feb) earnings of $0.09 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.05 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of $0.04; non-GAAP revenues rose 13.2% year/year to $291 mln vs the $296.29 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Earnings this week : March 30 - April 3, 20 (wk 14)

Monday (March 30)

• Morning: CALM GNLN
• Afternoon: RH VFF

Tuesday (March 31)

• Morning: CAG MKC
• Afternoon: BB PAYS PUMP VRNT

Wednesday (April 1)

• Morning: LW UNF
• Afternoon: PVH

Thursday (April 2)

• Morning: AYI APOG KMX SCHN WBA
• Afternoon: CHWY RECN

Friday (April 3)

• Morning: STZ

====BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Fri 20 Dec 19 (b/o)

BlackBerry beats revenue estimates on licensing, security software sales

(Reuters) - Canada's BlackBerry Ltd beat quarterly revenue estimates on Friday, boosted by sales from its licensing and cybersecurity businesses.

U.S.-listed shares of the company rose 5.8% to $6.14 in premarket trading.

BlackBerry, once popular for its phones before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, now offers security software for corporations and government agencies, and software for driverless cars.

The company's adjusted revenue rose 23% to $280 million, beating average analysts' estimate of $275.7 million, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

BlackBerry reported a revenue of $40 million from recently acquired Cylance, a California-based cyber security business whose software uses machine learning to avoid security breaches.

The company reported a net loss of $32 million for the third quarter ended Nov. 30, compared with a profit of $59 million, a year earlier.

On a per share basis, the company's loss widened to 7 cents from 1 cent, a year earlier.

-=BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Tue 24 Sept 19 (b/o)

BlackBerry beats by $0.01, misses on revs; guides FY20 revs in-line

Reports Q2 (Aug) net of breakeven, $0.01 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of ($0.01); revenues rose 16.2% year/year to $244 mln vs the $267.91 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Co issues in-line guidance for FY20, sees FY20 revs of +23-25% yr/yr to $1.13-1.15 bln vs. $1.13 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.

Management Change

• With its focus on long-term, sustainable growth, BlackBerry announces that Steve Capelli will move into the newly-created role of Chief Revenue Officer to drive revenue-generating and business development activities across the company.
• BlackBerry promotes Steve Rai from Deputy Chief Financial Officer to Chief Financial Officer. These changes take effect as of October 1, 2019.

Earnings this week : Sept 23 - 27, 19 (wk 39)

Monday (Sept 23)

• Morning: CMD UXIN

Tuesday (Sept 24)

• Morning: AZO BB KMX INFO JBL MANU NEOG NIO
• Afternoon: CTAS NKE SNX

Wednesday (Sept 25)

• Morning: DAVA WOR
• Afternoon: AIR FUL KBH

Thursday (Sept 26)

• Morning: ACN ATU CAG FDS, CCL
• Afternoon: CAMP MTN MU PRGS UEPS

Friday (Sept 27) 

• None

Notable earnings reports:: Ascena Retail Group (NASDAQ:ASNA) on September 23; Nike (NKE), Blackberry (BB), AutoZone (NYSE:AZO), Nio (NYSE:NIO) and CarMax (NYSE:KMX) on September 24; AAR (NYSE:AIR) and KB Home (NYSE:KBH) on September 25; Micron (MU), Carnival (NYSE:CCL), Rite Aid (NYSE:RAD) and ConAgra Brands (NYSE:CAG) on September 26.

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President Trump will meet with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the week ahead at the annual United Nations General Assembly amid high expectations that a trade deal will be finalized. Heading into the meeting, Tokyo reportedly wants written assurances from Washington that it will not impose hefty tariffs on its auto exports before a finalized deal on farm goods and digital trade is inked. The vibe from the Trump-Abe meeting could impact trading on Nissan (OTCPK:NSANY), Subaru (OTCPK:FUJHY), Toyota (NYSE:TM) and Honda (NYSE:HMC). Meanwhile, economic reports on new home sales, durable goods and consumer spending will give investors a good idea where Q3 stands, while the final reading on Q2 GDP will put a period on the last quarter.

This week's biggest % winners & losers : June 24 - 28, 19 (wk 26)

This week's top % gainers

• Healthcare: ODT (36.69 +29.78%), AGN (167.43 +27.99%), OPK (2.44 +21.39%), TGTX (8.65 +19.31%), PGNX (6.17 +18.65%), MYGN (27.78 +18.11%), RARX (30.07 +17.88%)
• Materials: VHI (2.97 +24.27%)
• Industrials: TGI (22.9 +21.36%), MLHR (44.7 +19.65%), GMS (22 +19.18%)
• Consumer Discretionary: MPAA (21.41 +24.4%), CZR (11.82 +18.32%)
• Information Technology: SGH (22.99 +19.12%), SSYS (29.37 +17.81%)
• Energy: QEP (7.23 +18.33%)
• Consumer Staples: RAD (8.01 +20.09%)

This week's top % losers

• Healthcare: GBT (52.6 -16.51%), EPZM (12.55 -16.17%), RCUS (7.95 -15.78%), DCPH (22.55 -13.96%)
• Industrials: QUAD (7.91 -13.27%), AAXN (64.21 -12.4%)
• Information Technology: GTT (17.6 -22.94%), BB (7.46 -12.03%)
• Financials: JT (3.74 -14.02%)

-=BlackBerry Ltd (BB) reported earnings on Wed 26 June 19 (b/o)

BlackBerry beats by $0.01, reports revs in-line; reaffirms FY20 guidance 

• Reports Q1 (May) earnings of $0.01 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.01 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of ($0.00); revenues rose 23.0% year/year to $267 mln vs the $264.55 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.
• "We are off to a good start to achieve our financial outlook for fiscal 2020," said John Chen, Executive Chairman and CEO, BlackBerry. "We are ahead of our schedule in our Cylance integration, while investing in the right opportunities to drive long-term growth and profitability for BlackBerry. Customers are looking forward to our robust product cycle this year, with over 30 new secure communication products and services to be released."
• Co reaffirms guidance for FY20, sees FY20 revs of $1.13-1.16 bln (+23-27%) vs. $1.14 bln S&P Capital IQ Consensus, reaffirms outlook for non-GAAP profitability.

Earnings this week : June 24 - 28, 19 (wk 26)

Earnings confirmed for this week

Monday (June 24)

• None

Tuesday (June 25)

• Morning: BNED FDS LEN
• Afternoon: AVAV FDX MU SNX

Wednesday (June 26)

• Morning: ATU BB GIS INFO PAYX SCHN UNF
• Afternoon: FUL MLHR KBH WOR

Thursday (June 27)

• Morning: ACN APOG CAG GMS MKC PDCO SJR WBA
• Afternoon: CAMP NKE PRGS SGH

Friday (June 28) 

• Morning: STZ JKS

Notable earnings reports: Micron (NASDAQ:MU), FedEx (NYSE:FDX), Lennar (NYSE:LEN) and FactSet Research (NYSE:FDS) on June 25; Rite Aid (NYSE:RAD), Blackberry (NYSE:BB), National Beverage (NASDAQ:FIZZ) and General Mills (NYSE:GIS) on June 26; Nike (NYSE:NKE), Walgreen Boots Alliance (NASDAQ:WBA) and ConAgra Brands (NYSE:CAG) on June 27; Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ) on June 28.

Spotlight on FedEx: Analysts expect FedEx (FDX) to report revenue of $17.88B and EPS of $4.39 with its FQ4 report. JPMorgan turned some heads by predicting that FedEx would clear the decks with below-consensus guidance across the board. FedEx conference call topics will run the course from fuel costs, tariff headwinds, wage inflation pressure to Amazon. Naturally, shares of UPS (NYSE:UPS) could see a jolt if FedEx surprises to the upside or downside with guidance. So far this year, shares of FedEx are up 4.1% to trail the 5.7% gain for UPS.

Playing Nike earnings: Nike (NKE) is expected to report revenue of $10.2B and EPS of $0.66 when it reports on July 27. Oppenheimer thinks Nike's stepped up investment spending could drag down FQ4 profit and the company's full-year guidance to act as a near-term negative catalyst for shares. "We recommend clients use any share price weakness in NKE as a buying opportunity. In our view, higher costs at the company are strategic in nature and will help to further enhance the prowess of the brand, over time," advises the firm. Foot Locker (NYSE:FL), Under Armour (NYSE:UAA) and Adidas (OTCQX:ADDYY) have all been known to swing up or down with Nike on earnings day.

This week's biggest % winners & losers : March 25 - 29, 19 (wk 13)

The following are this week's top percentage gainers and losers, categorized by sectors (over $300 mln market cap and 100K average daily volume).

This week's top 20 % gainers

• Healthcare: TCDA (38.62 +61.19%), CCXI (13.89 +27.31%), DNLI (23.22 +19.38%), AMRN (20.76 +18.56%), ADAP (4.30 +18.46%), GLPG (117.78 +18.41%), TGTX (8.04 +17.72%), GRTS (13.30 +16.16%), GTHX (16.6 +15.28%)
• Materials: EXP (84.30 +18.25%)
• Consumer Discretionary: BBBY (16.99 +24.01%), MOV (36.38 +14.91%), LULU (163.87 +14.43%), KMX (69.80  +13.26%)  
• Information Technology: AVYA (16.83 +27.4%), PRGS (44.37 +23.87%), QTNA (24.33 +21.59%), SYNA (39.75 +21.49%), SVMK (18.21 +21.24%), BB (10.09  +11.86%)

This week's top 20 % losers

• Healthcare: ARA (6.14 -35.37%), CDNA (31.52 -14.63%), TYME (1.76 -14.56%), CYH (3.73 -13.66%), IRTC (74.96 -11.75%), ABMD (285.59 -11.64%), SGRY (11.28 -10.9%)
• Materials: MUX (1.50 -10.71%), SA (12.39 -10.61%)
• Industrials: NLSN (23.67 -11.88%), MAXR (4.02 -11.26%)
• Consumer Discretionary: RH (102.95 -21.45%), HOME (17.86 -19.44%)
• Information Technology: SGH (19.2 -18.02%)
• Energy: PVAC (44.1 -14.39%), CVIA (5.59 -14%)

-=BlackBerry Ltd (BB) reported earnings on Fri 29 March 19 (b/o)

(Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd beat estimates for quarterly profit and forecast fiscal 2020 revenue above analysts' expectations on Friday as its focus on fast-growing markets like autonomous cars and cybersecurity pays off, sending its shares up as much as 15 percent on Friday.

The company forecast revenue growth of 23-27 percent for the year, implying total revenue of between $1.13 billion and $1.16 billion. Analysts on average were expecting $1.09 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

BlackBerry, which dominated the smartphone market nearly a decade ago before losing out to Apple Inc's iPhones and Android devices, has switched to selling software to corporations and government agencies under Chief Executive Officer John Chen.

"This was the first time in many years ... that (we) overcame the quarter-to-quarter decline in handset revenue and services fee," Chen said on a call with analysts, indicating the transformation was now complete.

Revenue from BlackBerry's technology and solutions segment rose nearly 20 percent in the quarter, supported by the company's focus on QNX, a software used by carmakers to provide infotainment and other services to customers. QNX is used in more than 120 million cars worldwide.

"We are winning the lion's share of the deals" in the market for embedded software in auto, Chen told Reuters.

BlackBerry had 14 design wins in automotive in the fourth quarter, of which only three were for infotainment. The rest included non-infotainment applications such as software used in autonomous vehicles.

"It's good to see them getting design wins away from infotainment ... seeing those design wins in autonomous driving is a good indicator for them," CIBC Capital Markets analyst Todd Coupland said.

The company's fourth quarter also benefited from a 71 percent rise in revenue from its patent licensing division.

BlackBerry currently has over 100 patents in application, with more from Cylance, a cybersecurity company it bought for $1.4 billion in February.

Licensing and intellectual property revenue was $99 million in the quarter.

The Waterloo, Ontario-based company's net profit was $51 million, or 8 cents per share, in the quarter ended Feb. 28, compared with a loss of $10 million, or 6 cents per share, a year ago.

Excluding one-time items, the company earned 11 cents per share, beating the average analyst estimate of 6 cents, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.

Revenue rose 9 percent to $255 million.

Earnings this week : March 25 - 29, 19 (wk 13)

Earnings confirmed for next week

Monday (March 25)

• Morning: CMCM WGO YRD
• Afternoon: RHT

Tuesday (March 26)

• Morning: CCL CONN CRON FDS INFO MKC NEOG
• Afternoon: KBH OLLI SCVL

Wednesday (March 27)

• Morning: HOME LEN OMN PAYX SCWX TITN UNF VRNT
• Afternoon: FIVE FUL LULU PVH SNX VRNT

Thursday (March 28)

• Morning:  ACN MOV QIWI RUBY SPWH
• Afternoon: OXM PRGS RH SAIC SGH 

Friday (March 29)

• Morning: BB  KMX

Notable earnings reports: MediWound (NASDAQ:MDWD), Red Hat (NYSE:RHT), Winnebago, (NYSE:WGO), Yirendai (NYSE:YRD) and FalconStor Software (OTC:FALC) on March 25;

Neogen (NASDAQ:NEOG), PhaseBio Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:PHAS), IHS Markit (NASDAQ:INFO), Carnival (NYSE:CCL), Conn's (NASDAQ:CONN), McCormick & Co. (NYSE:MKC), Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings (NASDAQ:OLLI), Shoe Carnival (NASDAQ:SCVL), KB Home (NYSE:KBH) and Orion Group Holdings (NYSE:ORN) on March 26;

Affimed (NASDAQ:AFMD), Osmotica Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:OSMT), electroCore (NASDAQ:ECOR), Fuller (NYSE:FUL), Bassett Furniture Holdings (NASDAQ:BSET), At Home Group (NYSE:HOME), UniFirst (NYSE:UNF), Five Below (NASDAQ:FIVE), Lululemon (NASDAQ:LULU), PVH, RumbleON (NASDAQ:RMBL), Lennar (NYSE:LEN), Paychex (NASDAQ:PAYX), Weidai (NYSE:WEI), SecureWorks (NASDAQ:SCWX), Synnex (NYSE:SNX), Verint (NASDAQ:VRNT), Arcos Dorados Holdings (NYSE:ARCO) and Evine Live (NASDAQ:EVLV) on March 27;

Forty Seven (NASDAQ:FTSV), Rubius Therapeutics (NASDAQ:RUBY), Tricida (NASDAQ:TCDA), Unum Therapeutics (NASDAQ:UMRX), Vascular Biogenics (NASDAQ:VBLT), Accenture (NYSE:ACN), Progress Software (NASDAQ:PRGS), SAIC, Smart Global Holdings (NASDAQ:SGH), China Automotive Systems (NASDAQ:CAAS), Dollarama (OTC:DLMAF), MAV Beauty Brands (OTCPK:MAVBF), Movado Group (NYSE:MOV), Sportsman's Warehouse (NASDAQ:SPWH), Oxford Industries (NYSE:OXM), Reed's (NYSEMKT:REED), RH, Qiwi (NASDAQ:QIWI), Syncora Holdings (OTCPK:SYCRF) and Gafisa (OTC:GFASY) on March 28.

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) and CarMax (NYSE:KMX) on March 29.

=BlackBerry (BB) reported earnings on Thur 20 Dec 18 (b/o)

BlackBerry beats by $0.03, beats on revs; reaffirms FY19 EPS guidance

• Reports Q3 (Nov) earnings of $0.05 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.03 better than the S&P Capital IQ Consensus of $0.02; GAAP revenues were unchanged year/year at $226 mln vs the $215.38 mln S&P Capital IQ Consensus.
• Co reaffirms guidance for FY19, sees EPS of positive EPS vs. $0.13 S&P Capital IQ Consensus.
• BlackBerry re-affirms its outlook for fiscal 2019 with software and services billings and revenue growth, profitability and positive cash flow, as follows: Total company software and services billings growth is expected to be double-digits Total software and services revenue growth of between 8% to 10% year-over-year Non-GAAP earnings per share is expected to be positive Free cash flow is expected to be positive for the full year.

Earnings this week : December 17 - 21, 2018 (wk 51)

Earnings confirmed to report next week

Monday (Dec 17) 

• Morning: None
• Afternoon: HEI ORCL RHT

Tuesday (Dec 18)

• Morning: DRI FDS NAV WOR
• Afternoon: ABM AIR FDX JBL MU SCS 

Wednesday (Dec 19)

• Morning: GIS NCS PAYX WGO
• Afternoon: MLHR PIR RAD REVG

Thursday (Dec 20)

• Morning: ACN APOG ATU BB CAG CCL CTAS NEOG  SAFM SCHL SID WBA
• Afternoon: CAMP CTAS NKE  

Friday (Dec 21)

• KMX