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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TOP PICK
38% market share. Dominates the industry globally. Has partnered with Siemens on the infrastructure side and can compete on price. Have €6.5 billion and no debt. Dividend will probably go up again this year.
TOP PICK
6 to 7 billion euros in cash. No debt. Trades at about 8 X earnings. 5.9% dividend. The leader in Europe, India, Africa and China. Can handle price competition as they have the #1 production and distribution arms. Will buy more if it gets down to the $10-$12 level.
TOP PICK
20% of their stock price is cash so they don't have to worry about financing. Has 40% of the Chinese market. Well entrenched with a great manufacturing and distribution arm. Also Nokia Siemens has the structure for both 3G and 4G. Above 4% dividend yield. Trading at 6X earnings.
DON'T BUY
Not a fan of this. A commodity product. Ups and downs are very violent. Too much competition. Would rather own Intel (INTC-Q), which is the dominant franchise.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 18/07. Down 44%.) Got stopped out in the mid-$30's.
DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Would rather own Research in Motion (RIM-T).
TOP PICK
3.2% dividend and buying back 5% of their stock a year. A lot of hype on the iPhone will tend to push the stock down but this is really no threat. Throwing off tons of cash, $11 billion last year. In a good position and will get stronger.
COMMENT
Industry leader and profitable. Average selling prices a really coming down and if he saw any deceleration in India, China and the developing world is prices would drop faster. Reasonable at this price but he would rather own Research in Motion (RIM-T).
TOP PICK
Dominant position in global cell phone market. It will be the company that is going to help fulfill the demand that is being created for the higher end product. Selling at about 11X earnings.
BUY
Have 40% of the cell phone market and are virtually nonexistent in North America. Dominant in GSM and their biggest domination is in the developing world with the cheaper phones. They continue to gain share.
BUY
Came out with their numbers and the stock fell a fair bit over the last couple of days. If you look at the numbers and take out the one-off (?), they actually met expectations. Much better run company then Motorola (MOT-N). They will continue to grow market share. They expect top line sales growth between 6% and 10%. Throw off a tremendous amount of free cash flow. Good price.
TOP PICK
This company and Research in Motion (RIM-T) are leading the way and he likes this because they are paying a nice dividend of 2.7%. A contrarian play.
SELL
Stock dropped 14% in one day. Street is expecting a significant slowdown in revenues and handset sales and a steady decrease in expectation of earnings.
BUY
Going gangbusters. Stealing market share from everybody. Also getting into the services business, so are becoming a software business as well as a hardware business.
TOP PICK
Continue to gain market share in handsets, especially in the developing world. Trying to be not only a hardware provider, but a servicer with GPS, maps, iTunes, etc.
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