Looks to be opening higher this morning and I say it'll be up in after-hours trading tonight.

If their discussion centers more on phones, I think the stock will start tomorrow flat; however, if they are (finally!) more forthcoming with details about the PlayBook (e.g. release date, predicted sales, any additional partnerships and tech specs), then I think it'll end up higher in after hours, and at least flat or higher tomorrow morning.

they better release some new phones soon, but which one will be first

I doubt there's going to be much change.

If they beat street estimates, which they consistently have after many analysts are calling for their demise, then the stock will see a $3-$5 uptick in after hours. It may linger there for a while and rise a few more dollars until investors sell of their profits short term. RIMM at the time is a very short term traded stock for most. If you are long, as I am, no real change will come until next quarter reports and we see results from the PlayBook. $80-$85 price target granted successful PlayBook sales.

RIM MUST KILL IT WITH RESULTS!!!!!!

The only thing RIM is way ahead in ;) jk

I tried posting earlier, but it kept causing errors... anyway.

Being late to market, and missing their own dates (Q1 and March were both communicated by RIM) with the launch of the Playbook doesn't bode well. I'd like to hear some true timelines for product launches from RIM, instead of leaked information found online.

RIM is going to be burdened constantly that they are a generation behind Apple. Having their product out before the iPAD2 and XOOM were critical, in my eyes, to the public perception. Even if the Playbook is hands down better, the public will see it as behind.

RIM's lack of marketing focus on new products is still, frankly, amazing. We hear about BBM and other features, but nothing about new phones, NFC, 4G, Bridge, Playbook. The average consumer isn't aware of the Playbook, Apple is great at marketing... even people who don't like Apple products know about Apple products.

Speaking of Bridge... it would be nice to know what it's going to work with (phone / OS wise), and how it effects data plans. If I can Bridge my Storm2 to a wi-fi Playbook without an increase in cost from Verizon, I'm in... if not, I'm leaving BlackBerry. I can't wait around until the end of the year to see what the new touchscreen device is, and if it's going to work. At that point it's going to be 2 1/2 generations behind Apple. Product introduction cadence is painfully slow for a technology company... unless of course RIM doesn't see themselves as a technology company?

I think they could post a small miss on earnings which will spark a big sell-off. Even when they've posted big numbers there has still been a sell-off over the last 18 months. The endless nonsense of India might have dampened sales.

I'd hardly consider 19 days into Q1 FY2012 to be missing their target for the PlayBook release. In any case "RIM's stock is opening up today at $62.12/share..." Oooh, Kevin. If you worked for RIM, you'd have to buy so many doughnuts....