Irrationally rabid BlackBerry (BBRY) users and shareholders, or fan boys, are now deeply afflicted with Stockholm Syndrome. The term "Stockholm Syndrome" emerged in the aftermath of a five-day siege in Stockholm when bank robbers forcibly held employees captive within a vault. During that time, bank employees rejected help from the outside, as the victims actually developed real affinity for their captors. On June 19, 2008, the then Research in Motion stock established an all-time high at $148.13 per share, which also calculated out to $82.9 billion, in terms of market capitalization. Five years later, on December 9, 2013, BlackBerry shares closed out the trading session at $5.75. BlackBerry was then worth a mere $3.0 billion, according to Wall Street traders.