NYSE:NOK
Nokia (NOK)
10.39
-0.04 (0.38%)
as of Sep 25, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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DON'T BUY
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Premium contentPAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Oct 22/20, Down 11.7%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly We are recommending the exit of NOK as it has breached our recommended stop-loss at $3.75. The company just reported earnings that missed on both the top and bottom lines and reduced its balance of 2020 guidance by 10%. We are going to be disciplined and look for better opportunities.
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Premium contentTOP PICK
Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly NOK is emerging as a key 5G player, being #2 in holding 5G essential standard patents. As China-based Huawei continues to be embroiled with the US over national security issues, this is not an issue for this Finland based company. With next year's earnings growth exceeding 19% against its forward PE of only 13, this is good value here. We also like how the rally through October continues to hold its momentum. We would trade this with a stop-loss at $3.75 and look for a technical based objective back towards recent highs near $5.15 -- 20% upside. It pays a good dividend, backed by a 40% payout ratio. Yield 2.62% (Analysts’ price target is $5.03)
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BUY
Nokia vs. Ericsson These companies have come into their own since the US government has pressured other government to not use Huawei for their 5G networks. Ericsson has done well in 5G. Nokia made an acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent that was difficult to pull off but has since gotten a lot better. Nokia will do a little better than Ericsson. Nokia has new management.
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COMMENT
COMMENT
Kim BoltonUnknown
Telecommunications
HOLD
5G? He owns this. There are three main manufacturers for 5G hardware -- and this is one of them. It trades around 5 Euros and he has a target at 5.60 Euros. It is like the gold rush, do you go after the gold or sell the picks and shovels. 5G will be revolutionary and he feels this is a good way to participate.
Kim BoltonOwned
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DON'T BUY
Avoid, because of all the confusion over 5G and whether Huawei will be allowed to participate. If Huawei is banned from selling 5G products, then NOK and others can fill the void. If Huweit does participate, then we can have too many products on the market and drive down prices. You don't want to compete against a company with their size.
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WAIT
Nokia vs. Ericsson. He's taken profit on both, and they're out of both and looking for them to come back. Nokia top and bottom line missed on both. For Ericsson, he'd look to buy back in around 890. Both benefited from the Huawei controversy. But now a lot of the European telecoms and IT companies are buying from Huawei.
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Samsung is doing well, but not Nokia. They're frankly not good enough.