Welcome to the newbies - $BB 101

Wanted to share a few helpful links with the apes from WSB and other dark corners of the webs who were drawn by today's price action and want to learn more about $BB.

We often give the memers and dreamers a hard time here around since many of us in the OG $BB Gang tend to be like John Chen ($BB CEO) in disposition - Slow, steady, focused on the fundamentals (and kind of handsome to boot...). I'm a firm believer that anybody can evolve from ape to neaderthal to well-educated Australopithecus of the market knowledgeable in under-valued cybersecurity businesses like $BB. So if you're curious, check out the links below.

1. $BB is not a phone company anymore. You'd be surprised how many people still don't know this - Sure, we all know it here @ $BB Gang, but think about all the normies who think of antiquated phones w/ keyboards when they think $BB. This potential change in perception by the average ape is a huge potential catalyst for the stock - After all, apes (not hedgies) proved that tehy can (and are) the captains now.
2. Valuation target - Incredible undervalued compared to its peers, partially because apes stillt hink it's a phone company (not news to any of us in the $BB gang but still a widely held belief)
3. Deep analysis of product set - Believe it or not, the tickers that you track every single day are actually tied to somethign real. It's not just numbers on a screen - They represent companies that ideally should be good at what they do. It may not always happen over night, but the principal of fundamental investing is that companies that make good widgets eventually see their stocks rise, whereas companies that make bad widgets see the opposite.

Groundbreaking, right? For some of you, this may be news. But for many of us here at $BB gang, nothing gives us more confidence than the fact that the people who matter at the end of the day - $BB's customers - are fans of its products.

Do your own diligence. If you're a hyperactive monkey, $BB may not be for you. But if you like good, undervalued companies in quickly growing markets, you just might like the stock.