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- Nokia had its day in the sun until one day the sun stopped shining. After losing their leadership in smartphones, they've been trying to gain leadership in segments such as mobile and network infrastructure with a dose of cloud computing for good measure. These are all being shored up by the Nokia Technology cash cow that provides a 100% gross margin - pure profits - and an operating margin of above 70%. Contrast this to the single-digit operating margins of the other segments and profitability trends that are moving in the wrong direction. Is Nokia a growth stock or value stock? It's neither, and don't count on that dividend to stick around for too long based on its track record of jumping around all over the place. If you're looking for a proper growth stock, you're better off finding one that's actually growing. If you're looking for value, find a company with better profitability metrics and some consistency in paying out a dividend. NOK stock may be beaten down but it's not one we're interested in at any price.
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CHAPTERS:
Intro
00:32 When Nokia lost their mojo
03:32 What Nokia actually does
04:26 Where's Nokia's revenue growth?
07:34 Nokia as a value trap
10:22 Is Nokia a growth or value stock?
Conclusion
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I guess iam crazy then cuz i got a bunch of shares. Ur the genius for not buying i guess we will see who os crazy and who is genous in a few years ill come back and comment here again
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need to make phones again so I can finish building my brick wall
Those things were legendary for being indestructible
HPQ does do 3d printing no? Not that it’s a huge success for them 😂
They probably have some half-assed attempt at 3DP now that everyone else has had a go at it.
So I'm an idiot to go all in on this stock?
You should not go all in on ANY stock.
@@Nanalyze Don't know for you, but I just love the stock. That's why I'm in all the way. You should rethink aswell.
@@anzman911 What points raised in the video do you disagree with?
I have some shares from way way back in a foreign account. This video will spur me to sell them finally :) Your analysis is great. Thank you.
We're glad you enjoyed the analysis and found it useful in informing your investment decisions!
Maybe people thought the contract for them to build the service o the moon would reinvent them not just slow the blimp by a month
One wonders what impact Starlink might have on these network/mobile infrastructure providers.
I have a (thankfully) small position in Nokia, seemed tempting at the time! 😅 Enjoyed your analysis and have subscribed
Thank you for the sub! A lot of times these "meme stocks" - if Nokia is still considered a meme stock? - can seem very appealing and blind people to the downsides.
I have a lot of respect for your analytical skills. Very well articulated, Sir.
Thank you for the kind words!
I loved the HP48GX calculator. It had apps. It was kind of ahead of it's time. The problem with it was the pins. It could not be serviced. Once the pins broke you had to get another one. We used them as data collectors connected to total stations long before bluetooth.
Those used to be necessary tools for a university education. Maybe it's all apps now?
the NCEES kind of dumbed downed calculators with Engineers. They became afraid calcs were being used to steal proprietary exam questions. I still use HP calcs, just not as souped up as the 48gx. They have a good feel. Nothing out there compares to the click you get when you press a key. I am a bit nostalgic about HP.@@Nanalyze
You're an OG for sure. Agree about HP. They used to be one of the great tech names. They tried "going back to the garage," then Carly came in with some bad mojo.
I remember Nokia from the 90s. But today, owning it is the same as going through waterboarding torture. It needs to go bankrupt and it's assets sold, and it's name shall never be spoken in history again
How do you really feel about the company? ;)