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Nokia (NOK)

13.56
+0.07 (0.52%)
as of Jun 18, 2026, 11:58:22 pm Market Open.
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BUY
Has an interesting technical pattern right now. Recently came up to a high of $17 area and so has some natural resistance there. Finding support around the 200 day moving average. Think it resolves to the upside over the next couple of months. The most optomistic upside would be to $20. Use a stop at it's recent low of about $14.50
BUY
Just came out with their numbers and they very strong, much better than expectations. Has turned the corner after missing the trend on flip phones. Strong balance sheet. The network side of the business is growing very strongly. They are #2 after Ericsson (ERICY-Q).
BUY
Twice as large as their nearest competitor which has allowed them to do extremely well in the emerging market. Dominating China and doing very well in S. America and doing well in Africa and making a lot of money. Profit margins have come down, but noone gets component pricing like them.
TOP PICK
Their latest product offering has been well received, so they are once again gaining market share. Have a lot of proprietary technology in 3G wireless (the next generation of wireless) which puts them in a very enviable position as other cell phone companies will have to buy that technology from them reducing their costs.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 29/04. Down 2%.) Took a drop, but is now coming back. Has tons of cash. A great infrastucture business. Earnings are improving.
BUY
Lowest cost provider in the wireless market. The biggest player and they benefit from that scale. Doing very well in China, Latin America and India. Had a good run recently. They bought around $12/14 and would be a buyer up to about $17 or so.
DON'T BUY
Great company, but management doesn't realize that their cell-phones are a commodity, and so constantly miss their numbers. Huge amount of competition, so there are margin pressures. Networks is only a small part of their business. lots of cash.
DON'T BUY
Cell phone industry is maturing which you can see through the market share swings between the different manufacturers. Pretty aggressive in addressing their product line problems from last year. Have been able to gain market share in China. Inventories are becoming really flush, so will probably see growth slow down.
BUY
Had some products issues in that they didn't have the flashy product that their competitors had. Have revamped and should see a lot of new products coming out. Margins should increase.
WEAK BUY
Has been pretty disappointing. Still a world leading company. Their competition has made very good comebacks at their expense. Very good margins.
DON'T BUY
Had failed to keep up technologically in a very rapidly changing industry. Doesn't feel that anyone's going to get really rich manufacturing cell phones any more. Margins are being driven down.
SELL
A great company, but it's going through a real flux with the industry. Product price is being commoditized. A lot of senior management are leaving.
DON'T BUY
There's no question that the cellular phone boom is real, dynamic and global, but it's also unbelievably competitive. The market share that they've lost is going to be very hard to get back. Margins are going to be under relentless pressure.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 8/04. Up 14%.)
BUY
After a couple of stumbles is looking fairly attractive from a valuation perspective. There is a continued global demand for wireless product and Nokia is right in the middle. There are still opportunities for the company to do well.
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