“The Street thought RIM’s Q1 was an easy beat-and-raise layup, but the BlackBerry maker (narrowly) missed both revenue and EPS estimates, and issued weak profit and subscriber addition guidance for Q2. Shares traded down 10% after-hours, below $129, and will almost certainly drop Thursday morning.”
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