NYSE:NOK

Nokia (NOK)

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-0.63 (6.47%)
as of Jul 24, 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 (NOK) has seen a remarkable resurgence, tripling in value over the past year, primarily due to its transformation into an AI infrastructure provider. The transition is driven by partnerships, notably with Nvidia, to enhance AI radio-access networks, unlocking the potential for every cell tower to function as a distributed AI node. The company reported strong growth in AI and cloud net sales, with a 49% increase in Q1, and has secured 1 billion euros in orders in this space. The new CEO also brings optimism, targeting significant profit growth through 2028. However, concerns linger about the stock's rapid rise, dependence on AI sentiment, and the legacy telecommunications business, making it prudent to consider a cautious investment approach.

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Although market share has gone down, sales have gone up. Three dollars a share in cash and no debt. Margins are 18% versus 8% at Motorola. In a price war, they should come out ahead.
WAIT
Have been losing market share. Guidance is still not looking good. Wait for things to stabilize.
DON'T BUY
They seemed to have missed the boat on the clamshell phones. Expect they will come back, but it will cost them margins.
DON'T BUY
Has had a big pullback on its market share. It will eventually turn around, but it could be quite a while before they come out with a new product line.
BUY
There are two parts, the handset and the infrastructure of the wireless business. The latter, they are doing very well on. Losing some market share on the handsets. Longer term, the story should be fine.
BUY
Starting to look interesting. Has had a pretty significant fall due to a lack of product offering and margins have been weak. The wireless sector will continue to be a big growing area. No near-term big moves but the price is good.
BUY
Wireless infrastructure is a very good story. Losing a little business now to Motorola. A good long-term story.
BUY
Disappointed in the last quarter so, a good time to buy. Have new products coming out to win back their share of the midmarket in the cell phone sector.
WEAK BUY
Reported disappointing results on the back of disappointing handset sales. Margins are dropping. Risk/reward is OK, but you have to be patient.
WAIT
Stock has taken a knock due to the recent class-action suit. This market is exceedingly competitive. Wait for new products to start flowing.
BUY
Great company. There's a bit of a headwind because of currency changes. Reasonably priced.
BUY
Excellent company. Very popular phones. Doing good business. Leader.
BUY
There is still a lot of juice left in the cell phone industry.
WAIT
The euro is going the wrong way otherwise, would really like this stock. Wait for some guidance on the currency effects for 2004.
DON'T BUY
Not sure they are making any money on their cell phones are preserving their margins when phones are being given away.
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