NYSE:NOK

Nokia (NOK)

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-2.24 (13.48%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Nokia has experienced a significant turnaround, evolving from its previous struggles in the mobile phone market to becoming an AI infrastructure player, with its stock price tripling in the past year. A strategic partnership with Nvidia, which involves a $1 billion investment to develop AI radio-access networks, has positioned Nokia favorably in the expanding AI and cloud sectors. The company reported solid earnings and revenue growth, particularly in its AI and cloud business, which saw a 49% increase in net sales in Q1. Despite these positive indicators, there are concerns regarding the timing of their resurgence and the volatility of the telecom sector, which still contributes largely to their business model. Investors may consider initiating a position but might also wait for a price correction.

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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.
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(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.
TOP PICK
Likes high growth companies that are still relatively cheap. Will continue to gain market share. Has some wonderful new products coming out.
TOP PICK
Haven't been a fan in the past, but its market share slide has stopped and has started to reverse. Very financially secure.
BUY
Has launched a major comeback. Had missed their earnings for several quarters and turned themselves into a lower cost producer. Would be cautious.
TOP PICK
Feels their handset business has bottomed and is starting to turn up. Coming out with good products that consumers are buying. Very financially healthy with gobs of money.
DON'T BUY
Prefers Ericsson.
TOP PICK
A cheap stock. Got hurt earlier in the year, but has great fundamentals. Introducing new products. Will spend less money on R&D next year, so earnings will grow more.
BUY
Likes the wireless stocks. Outlook for the group is positive. Near the bottom of its range and the earnings outlook is starting to improve.
DON'T BUY
Momentum is not in their favour. The last ones to come out with a flip phone.
WEAK BUY
Looks very cheap based on earnings. Not overly keen on the handset market.
BUY
Sales have dropped, but regaining market share by dropping prices. On 18% margin they have lots of room versus their peers. 3% yield.
DON'T BUY
A very fine company. Coming out with far too many models and the competition is hot and heavy at the low end of the market, especially in Asia. Would prefer to play cellulars through Samsung Electronics.
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