BlackBerry Beat Last Quarter's EPS Estimate by 33% — Can It Repeat That Sept. 24?

BlackBerry Limited (NYSE: BB ) shares are in the spotlight Wednesday, with earnings on deck, key growth metrics in focus, a technical setup showing a decision zone within a constructive longer-term trend and Edge Rankings all drawing attention. BlackBerry stock is showing upward movement. Why are BB shares climbing? Earnings Preview & History BlackBerry is scheduled to report second-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings on September 24, before market open.

63 million. For the prior quarter, BlackBerry reported EPS of 4 cents, beating the consensus estimate of 3 cents. 19 million. 3 million on the back of record development licenses, an early indicator of future royalty streams as automakers invest in new software platforms.

Secure Communications will also be in focus, given its exposure to deal-timing variability and a 92% retention rate that management has flagged as a watch item. Commentary on emerging opportunities in physical AI, robotics, and the Alloy Kore platform — areas the company has called central to its long-term growth story but still in early stages — should offer additional signals on execution risk, alongside progress toward BlackBerry’s full-year fiscal 2027 guidance of $594 million to $621 million in revenue and $119 million to $139 million in adjusted EBITDA. 98), which frames this area as a near-term "decision zone" for direction.

10), keeping the longer-term trend constructive. Momentum is improving: MACD is above its signal line and the histogram is positive, which typically means downside pressure is easing and buyers are starting to regain control versus the prior downswing. That matters here because it supports the idea that the August swing low could hold as a higher low if price can reclaim the mid-term averages. The May golden cross (50-day SMA above the 200-day SMA) still leans bullish for the longer-term trend, even though the more recent 20-day SMA sitting below the 50-day SMA is a near-term bearish alignment.

72 sit) to confirm that the pullback is ending rather than just pausing. 02) — The stock is showing strong relative strength, consistent with its outsized 12-month run. 82) — The score suggests valuation support is limited, so the chart may matter more than "cheapness" for timing. 69) — The market is rewarding the company’s growth profile, which can keep buyers engaged on pullbacks.

The Verdict: BlackBerry’s Edge signal reveals a momentum-and-growth-driven profile, where trend and sentiment are doing more work than valuation. If the stock can build a base near the 20-day area and start reclaiming the 50-day/100-day zone, the scorecard suggests buyers may continue to defend dips into earnings. 89, according to data Pro. Image via Shutterstock