Nokia stock is cheap. Once the downside ends, it's a value play. BlackBerry's got some traction on IP revenue. With Nokia not challenging BB (via Patent Trial and Appeal Board ruling), it paves the way for BB's software rev. growth....Four years ago, BlackBerry was making close to zero dollars from intellectual property licenses. Today, it's making $100m/year from pure IP licensing, approximately $100m/year from licensing out the BBM IP, and at least $40m/year from variations of BB Secure, beginning with the handset licenses. | $BB, $NOK. Wins against Nokia, FB, SNAP and others are merely the high profile cases that have entered into litigation. There are more deals being signed behind the curtains through BB's representatives in IP negotiation, the Marconi Group. Marconi is the most high-powered agency in the field of friendly (FRAND-ly), negotiated IP settlements. BlackBerry is represented both by the Avanci division and by a division -- Teletry -- exclusively devoted to representing BB's patent portfoli. In the past couple of financial statements, BB credits Avanci/Teletry as one of the biggest factors in bringing IP licensing to $100m per year.via user @Yasch22