A 5G producer? He has put his money on Ericsson, due to the their footprint and market share. Nokia has not been as consistent. This is a good time to enter he thinks and it is an area you can trade in.
People don’t hear much about Nokia for a reason. He has stayed away from companies that build legacy wireless infrastructure because of the transition to 5G. 5G wireless is more dependent on software, on the configuration of the local network nodes, and on the needs in the local area. 5G will displace landlines. Because development and deployment requires so much precision work, you have to get into metrology to do it. He prefers Keysight, the old HP, in this space. Keysight will provide the tools for the service providers, who will otherwise rely on generic hardware.
People don’t hear much about Nokia for a reason. He has stayed away from companies that build legacy wireless infrastructure because of the transition to 5G. 5G wireless is more dependent on software, on the configuration of the local network nodes, and on the needs in the local area. 5G will displace landlines. Because development and deployment requires so much precision work, you have to get into metrology to do it. He prefers Keysight, the old HP, in this space. Keysight will provide the tools for the service providers, who will otherwise rely on generic hardware.
A very interesting company. Lost their phone business and had to rediscover themselves. Went into a deal with Lucent. They are moving along nicely, it is just a very slow process. Business can be very lumpy and volatile. There are a lot of better stocks to own.
A very interesting company. Lost their phone business and had to rediscover themselves. Went into a deal with Lucent. They are moving along nicely, it is just a very slow process. Business can be very lumpy and volatile. There are a lot of better stocks to own.
The difficulty with this company is that it is kind of similar to the way Blackberry (BB-T) is now. When you stumble, it is really hard to recover when the competition is as fierce as it is. He would rather go with something else, such as Apple (AAPL-Q).
The difficulty with this company is that it is kind of similar to the way Blackberry (BB-T) is now. When you stumble, it is really hard to recover when the competition is as fierce as it is. He would rather go with something else, such as Apple (AAPL-Q).
(Market Call Minute) There is a lot of uncertainty still with respect to the synergies with their acquisition of Alcatel.
(Market Call Minute) There is a lot of uncertainty still with respect to the synergies with their acquisition of Alcatel.
Microsoft is no further ahead on the mobile side for acquiring this one. NOK-N got a decent price for the handset business. There are better places on the tech side to be. However, they are debt free and just might make this thing work.
Microsoft is no further ahead on the mobile side for acquiring this one. NOK-N got a decent price for the handset business. There are better places on the tech side to be. However, they are debt free and just might make this thing work.
They sold their cell phone business to MSFT-Q. NOK-N management did a good job of restructuring it. They have good products and good growth. CAP-X on telecom will increase going forward. There will be a lot of volatility on the numbers and you have to be patient.
They sold their cell phone business to MSFT-Q. NOK-N management did a good job of restructuring it. They have good products and good growth. CAP-X on telecom will increase going forward. There will be a lot of volatility on the numbers and you have to be patient.
Nokia vs Vodafone Two very different companies, Nokia is no longer in the phone business. But might sell stuff to Vodafone. Vodafone has assets around the world, have gone into wireless and cable business. Nokia probably has more upside due to restructuring.
Nokia vs Vodafone Two very different companies, Nokia is no longer in the phone business. But might sell stuff to Vodafone. Vodafone has assets around the world, have gone into wireless and cable business. Nokia probably has more upside due to restructuring.
Ranking : 3 out of 5
Bullish - Buy Signals / Votes : 0
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Bearish - Sell Signals / Votes : 2
Total Signals / Votes : 3
Nokia is a American stock, trading under the symbol NOK-N on the New York Stock Exchange (NOK). It is usually referred to as NYSE:NOK or NOK-N
In the last year, 3 stock analysts published opinions about NOK-N. 0 analyst recommended to BUY the stock. 2 analyst recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Nokia.
Nokia was recommended as a Top Pick by Kim Bolton on 2020-02-14. Read the latest stock experts ratings for Nokia.
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On 2020-04-03, Nokia (NOK-N) stock closed at a price of $2.97.
