Nokia Corp (ADR) (NOK)

India.

I believe Nokia will bounce back. It's a good company. They should have realized by now that smartphones are ruling the industry. Hopefully they will make changes in their business plan, and succeed. I don't own their stocks btw.

Nok is for value

Current 13.43, Oct 19 09. Limit 13.08

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Nokia is shifting strategy by focusing more on improving its margins with a beefed up higher end device portfolio and diversifying its revenue streams by introducing new servicing offerings offered by ovi.com into new markets at an increasing pace. This one is for the long run..

Pick up on a dip

Nokia is the worlds largest maker of mobile devices and it's trading at a considerable discount compared to it's peers. Although they seem to be falling behind in the "smart phone race", I think they have some big projects in the works, and have been working in collaboration with some highly effective companies like Cisco, Samsung and Sony. I think Nokia is a great company, that's trading under it's value currently.

Nokia is a remarkable company with a pristine balance sheet. Cash exceeds its debt. Longterm ROE's are approximately 30% and longterm revenue growth is excellent. Typically this company sells for 6 times book value, but it is currently available at 2.9 times book. The company's strategic position is excellent. Nokia is the market leader in emerging nations where cell phone price is the key variable. In addition, the company has a promising plan to profit by providing content including music, videos, games, etc. Nokia's powerful worldwide presence make it an attractive distribution network for content owners. Stockscouter rating is 8. Should benefit from as investors begin to seek "quality".

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Nokia's share price is where it was four years ago. Crazy. They have one of the world's greatest brands and their financials are excellent. A misunderstood company.

High quality wireless company. Good cash flows. Attractive valuation. Above average dividend yield. High return on equity.

Largest usually first to get flocked to in the recovery.

PE near its 5 year low, decent fundamentals.

This stock is a bargain at these prices. The release of the Nokia Notebook will boost this stock up to $25 by year end.

There are signs of the giant awakening from its deep slumber. The channels, the mindset and market share they have the world over is by far the best amongst the mobile device manufacturers. What was plaguing the company in the recent past is the lack of "must have" handsets; but all that is about to change.

leader in largest, emerging asian economies. strong record of profitability and stock has led sector performance in recovery of tech since 2000 spike.

Nokia may have missed the smartphone explosion, but their technology is not dead. Their stock has missed the bull market of the last few months, but it will eventually correct upward.

Being a proud owner of a Nokia phone since, oh, I was gr 10(?), Nokia has never failed to impress!

Only concern I have ever had is if there can be more network to use my phone with.