BlackBerry's stock rose 5% following a buy recommendation from Jim Cramer on CNBC, ahead of its quarterly earnings report scheduled for September 24. The rally is driven by optimism around BlackBerry's QNX software, which powers embedded systems in vehicles and other devices. While peers in automotive software like Mobileye and Aptiv showed little movement, BlackBerry's unique software story is attracting investor attention. The upcoming earnings report will be crucial in confirming or challenging this positive outlook, with analysts divided on the stock's potential.
BlackBerry Limited leads with a 6.45% gain on Pluang, trading at USD 8.51 as of Sep 22, 2026 01:12 WIB, reflecting strong investor interest ahead of its earnings report. Meanwhile, Aptiv shows a modest rise of 0.76% at USD 43.92, and Mobileye edges up 0.37% to USD 8.05. BlackBerry's higher buy activity on Pluang, with 59% of orders to buy, contrasts with Aptiv's unanimous buy interest and Mobileye's steadier trading pattern.
BlackBerry's stock is upgraded to Buy ahead of its Q2 earnings report after strong Q1 results and improving growth metrics, especially in its QNX segment which posted record developer license revenue and has nearly $1 billion in royalty backlog. The ...
BlackBerry and Mobileye shares surged 6% and 5% respectively, driven by investor interest in software-defined vehicle (SDV) technology, while hardware peer Aptiv remained flat. BlackBerry's QNX operating system, embedded in over 275 million vehicles,...
