Intentions Seekers: Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), BlackBerry Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY), Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG)

Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) surged in previous trading session as its analyst Brian Nowack and his team think that Google could add over $100 to its stock price if it became a small piece more transparent regarding how it makes its revenues. GOOG was trading about $541 this morning. Nowack’s note is titled “The Pathway to $650.” It reads like an open letter to new Google CFO Ruth Porat, who restored Patrick Pichette earlier this year. Nowack can anticipates Porat to actually read this note, because she came to Google from. Morgan Stanley. For a long time, Google has given almost no meaningful breakouts of the various products that drive its revenue. It reports sales from “advertising” and “other,” and it breaks out United Kingdom revenue. It also provides percentage growth rates aggregate paid clicks and average cost-per-click. That all adds up to more than $60 billion in revenues per year. Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) stock has highest price of $40.05 in last session, beginning with a price of $39.86 and reported an increase of 1.22% to close at $39.85 with a day range of $39.71-$40.05.

BlackBerry Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) released that its earnings before the market open Tuesday, by means of analysts taking a wait-and-see approach as the former smartphone king enlarges aggressively into software. BlackBerry will be releasing earnings for its fiscal first quarter ended May 30. The consensus anticipates on revenue, amid analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, it is $682.6M. That would be down 29% from the year-earlier period and mark the eighth quarter in a row of double-digit declines. The bottom-line consensus is a loss of 3 cents a share, improving from an 11-cent loss. Shares of BlackBerry Ltd (NASDAQ:BBRY) traded at $9.20 by surging 3.25% with price volatility of 2.71% for a week and 2.70% for a month. Its beta stands at 1.16 times.

Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) slightly up in previous session as it efforts to get better internet journalism are going far, far further than a special YouTube feed. The search firm has officially released the Google News Lab, an initiative that assists reporters collect and publishes news online. The Lab shows journalists how to use Google tools like data visualizers, Maps and Trends. It’s also associating with news outlets on data experiments, fostering media startups and supporting citizen journalism. Google Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) stock hit highest price at $543.74, beginning with a price of $539.59 and reported an advance of 0.28% to close at $538.19 with a day range of $537.53-$543.74.