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barrons3	His best pick of the lot? It's Motorola (MOT) because it offers the most reward for the risk.	Love	November 11, 2009
sun7000	android	Love	November 02, 2009
barrons3	I search for other bull markets that are as good as this one, and I come back to the one in the mid 1980s that was led by Motorola (MOT) and Texas Instruments, when these stocks set the pace for so many other growth companies and created an atmosphere where you felt like you were missing something if you didn't own just one.	Love	October 15, 2009
mj525252	cell ph poor	Hate	September 05, 2009
Vince1286	I've rode it all the way to the bottom and know they stopped paying dividends	Hate	September 05, 2009
jennw1020	in the family	Love	August 23, 2009
Clarkwin	Competion is beating them out.	Hate	August 10, 2009
barrons3	Outperform - Price 7.19 on August 4 by Morgan Keegan MOT reported 2Q09…revenue [results were] in line, due to relative strength in handsets, offset by relative weakness in Home/Networks. EPS was a 1-penny loss, pennies better than our expectations. Motorola provided further clarity by indicating it expected Android smartphones to launch in 4Q, and a majority of its handset launches in 2010 to be Android-based. And iDEN-based handsets are seeing a resurgence with Sprint's successful Boost Mobile offering.… Broadband Mobility units appear stable, and should be flat-to-up sequentially in second-half '09.We're upgrading to Outperform as our sum-of-the-parts valuation gets to a $10/share fair value, $8 alone for Broadband Mobility. Liquidity risks no longer appear relevant, and peer group multiples have expanded significantly…We view the risk/reward over the coming six months as favorable. Market cap: $16.5 billion.	Love	August 08, 2009
M. S.	it loses me money	Hate	August 01, 2009
barrons3	Motorola (MOT) -- people think the restructurings are finally paying off despite the company not having the right or the cool phones. That's an amazing leap of faith, but the market's enjoying it. Handset shipments did increase, though.	Love	July 30, 2009
mikefrazier	jj	Hate	July 01, 2009
barrons3	And he also told the desk he thinks Motorola (MOT), Dell (DELL) and Sony (SNE) are itching to go lower.	Love	June 24, 2009
barrons3	When you see those Texas Instruments numbers, you want to reach for pretty much anything wireless except maybe Motorola (MOT) or Nokia (NOK), although even the latter might make sense.	Love	June 11, 2009
J.P.	???	Hate	June 10, 2009
Stockpickr Staff	"You can only imagine the extrapolations there: Verizon (VZ), AT&T (T), Research in Motion, Apple (AAPL) iPhones, Sprint (S), Motorola (MOT), Nokia (NOK) and LG Electronics. These companies are all inventory-constrained (although Motorola is the most problematic, as anyone on that conference call knows)." (<a href="http://jimcramer.rmblogs.thestreet.com/entry.aspx?q=b9fa36f8-170c-4234-acf9-9bff00ca5bdd" target="_blank">"Tech Tops the China Boost," 5-4-09</a>)	Love	May 05, 2009
jonp120@yahoo.com	COME BACK	Hate	April 17, 2009
j.necci	nodiv	Hate	April 16, 2009
madman117733	lost it's mkt. share	Hate	April 16, 2009
Eddieboy	have owned for years (Mother and Brother worked there)..It has been a failure..I no longer choose stocks just because I "know someone that works there".	Hate	April 15, 2009
HITENDRA PATEL	OUTDATED PRODUCTS	Hate	April 09, 2009
richappen	ceo compensation	Hate	April 07, 2009
going for gains	-$	Hate	April 05, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"I can't get positive on Motorola. I don't see a turn, I don't want to own it."	Love	March 19, 2009
barrons3	Given that Chinese companies still have market caps, the moment of the Volvo deal gains real significance. Let's take the two obvious ones. China Mobile (CHL) has a market cap of $115 billion. Couldn't you see that scooping up the $7 billion Motorola (MOT) or even the $54 billion Qualcomm (QCOM).	Love	March 05, 2009
ElectionStocks	Obama's plans for the expansion of broadband and networking put technology stocks like this one in a good place.	Love	February 25, 2009
vnhongv	Break up the company already!	Hate	January 23, 2009
Hondo1977	Just killing investors.	Hate	January 19, 2009
Parakeet11	I lost some money on this loser	Hate	January 19, 2009
barrons3	Motorola is another investment has-been, with shares down 74% this year to a recent 4.22. Standard & Poor's cut the company's credit rating earlier this month to junk status, and two analysts reversed their 2009 profit outlooks to an expected loss, given the steep decline in demand for Motorola cellphones. Yet, long-term debt equals only 21% of total capital, and the next payment isn't due until November 2010, notes a research report from Broadpoint AmTech, a NewYork firm. Broadpoint has a 12-month price target of $10.	Love	December 13, 2008
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"If you want to buy Motorola, you need to wait until the end of the year. I like Nokia more, though."	Love	December 09, 2008