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BlackBerry Ltd. trades under the ticker BB on Hyperdash's HIP-3 perpetual market.
Long or short BlackBerry Ltd. is your call. Review the chart, recent earnings, and broader market conditions before opening a position. Hyperdash does not provide investment advice.
Traditional stock markets close Friday afternoon and reopen Monday morning. BlackBerry Ltd. (BB) keeps trading on Hyperdash through Saturday and Sunday with no weekend gap.
BlackBerry Ltd.'s market capitalization is approximately $5.24B, calculated as shares outstanding × current share price.
BlackBerry Ltd. does not currently pay a dividend.
Last quarter BlackBerry Ltd. (BB) reported EPS of $0.07 on revenue of $163.30M (reported September 24, 2026).
The most profitable wallets on Hyperdash are net short BlackBerry Ltd.: about 70% of their notional sits on the short side of the trade. View extremely profitable cohort.
BlackBerry Ltd. (BB) trades 24/7 on Hyperdash via the HIP-3 perpetual market. You can long or short it on weekends, after-hours, and overnight, regardless of when traditional stock exchanges are open. Trade BlackBerry Ltd. on Hyperdash.
Hyperdash supports up to 10x leverage on BlackBerry Ltd. HIP-3 perpetual contracts.
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BlackBerry Ltd. (BB) is a Technology company in the Software - Infrastructure industry.
BlackBerry Ltd. (BB) is expected to report earnings on December 17, 2026. Add it to your calendar from the BlackBerry Ltd. asset page on Hyperdash to get a reminder.
BB's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 65.08. The P/E ratio compares share price to earnings per share, giving a quick proxy for how richly the shares are priced relative to profitability.