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NOK: Bull or Bear?
Shouldn't get much worse for NOK
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This year will be difficult for Nokia, as they have decided to phase out Symbian-based products over time, and phase in Windows Phone 7 -based products. Consumers will think twice, whether it makes sense to buy a phone that's built on a "burning platform." That said, Windows Phone 7 has a terrific user experience and it's clearly different from iOS or Android. Nokia is the only manufacturer that has permission to customize the WP7 UI, thought Mr. Green said that they won't, at least initially. That makes sense, since the UI is just fine, and right now they need to bring these products to...
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Bullish on Android Smartphones? Buy QUALCOMM
NOK
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Filed under: QUALCOMM Inc (QCOM), Stocks to Buy  As Android-based smartphones continue their assault on the iPhone, QUALCOMM (QCOM) is poised to reap the spoils of war.
QUALCOMM is springing higher, challenging resistance at $36 and Goldman Sachs (GS) just put the stock on its prestigious Conviction Buy List -- citing faster smartphone growth and product cycles.
Goldman estimates that every 1% share shift into Android-based smartphones translates to $0.06 in EPS upside for QUALCOMM.
QUALCOMM's chipsets are in 80% of Android-based smartphones and the company's Android ASPs are more than double it...
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Stocks to Watch in 2010
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Filed under: Apple Inc (AAPL), Nokia Corp. (NOK), MasterCard Inc'A' (MA), Stocks to Buy, American Eagle Outfitters (AEO)  The stock market and words like "Dow" still strike fear into the hearts and minds of the many who lived throughthe stock market crashes of 2008 and 2009. But the market is on the mend and there are some promising stocks that could become breakout hits for 2010 if investors don't get overly trigger-shy.
Telecommunications and computing stocks are some of the safer bets, but credit and gaming stocks could potentially offer big rewards to the more aggressive investor. So what...
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Nokia: A bad news buy
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Filed under: Google (GOOG), Apple Inc (AAPL), Amazon.com (AMZN), Nokia Corp. (NOK), Research in Motion (RIMM), Stocks to Buy  Nokia (NYSE: NOK), the Finnish provider of mobile telephones and networking equipment, recently hit some rough seas. The company's sales and market share tanked, due mostly to recession woes. And in the first quarter of this year, Nokia posted its first ever pre-tax loss of 12 million euros.
<>Now, as the world's largest cellphone manufacturer tries to compete with Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Research In Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM) and Samsung in the market fo...
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Scandinavian Select Nordic Region Index
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The accompanying table [click to enlarge] includes statistics for all 82 companies in the ETF Innovators [ETFI] Scandinavian Select Nordic Region Index, which was last updated in mid-December.
This index tracks the performance of companies in the Nordic Region with market caps over $1B U.S. Dollars and would include the Top 35 Rated Companies as a new idea for a semi-active ETF with quarterly rebalancing as compared to the pending passive ETF for the Nordic Region filed by Global X whic...
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A New Scandinavian Select Nordic Region Index
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(closed on 01/08/09)
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The accompanying table [click to enlarge] includes the Top 10 rated companies among a total of 82 which are included in the ETF Innovators [ETFI] Scandinavian Select Nordic Region Index. This index tracks the performance of companies in the Nordic Region with market caps over $1B U.S. Dollars, with the Top 35 Rated companies chosen as active components for a new semi-active ETF idea with quarterly rebalancing.
Since I last wrote about the index in mid-October , the number of Scandinavian companies with ma...
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A Selective Investment in Scandinavia
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(closed on 12/18/08)
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As evidence of commercial interest in developing an ETF for the Nordic region, Global X Management has recently filed for such a product , based on the FTSE Nordic 30 Index. The Global X filing specifies that, "The underlying index tracks the performance of the 30 largest and most liquid companies in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland. The Adviser uses a passive or indexing approach to try to achieve the Fund’s investment objective."
In contrast, the ETFI Nordic Region PerformIdex is a semi-active ETF proposa...
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Bullish on NOK ...
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Only Nokia has grasped the potential of “always-connected, anywhere, on-the-go connectivityâ€â€”and laid out the billions needed to sew up the technology. Only Nokia has moved beyond the device and made the phone a real service. A service that 900 million have already said they want, and 4 billion more in line behind them. In one conceptual move Nokia has changed the game. And that, my friend, is why Nokia is one of this century’s top GameChangers, given pride-of-place in my advisory, appropriately named GameChangers!
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Nokia: Bargain of a Lifetime - Barron's
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Handset makers took a beating last week amid weak earnings from Palm (PALM), and after Research In Motion's (RIMM) FQ2 earnings outlook came in below expectations. Nokia (NOK) and Apple (AAPL) fell in sympathy - 1.1% and 3% respectively.<!----> <><>  Nokia has been hit by multiple analyst downgrades in recent weeks - and Barron's Plugged In editor Mark Veverka can't understand why. He thinks fears that the escalating cost of food (rice) in key emerging markets like China and India are overblown, suggesting some analysts fail to understand just how pervasive...
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Prescient Nokia Analyst Turns Bullish on the Stock
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Telco uber-analyst Tero Kuittinen from Global Crown Capital Equity Research just pinged me saying he is turning positive on Nokia (NYSE:NOK) here. This comes at a time when the market is turning very negative on the handset industry in general.
To recall, Tero went negative on Nokia back in January, and was about the only analyst spotting the market share erosion in Nokia’s European heartland. You can find his comments here.
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Phone Market Stagnation
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We're seeing a period of stagnation in the phones market with Apple and Nokia is the leaders, they are now attempting to cut costs to post reasonable gains in the next few months. You can see this with Nokia's R&D unit being transferred to India. I had a target of 28 with a timeframe of 6 months from January 2007, and we can see that they hit right on the mark and have stayed there since. I expect them to hold this 27 to 29 mark for the next few months. Hopefully their Indian R&D move helps them come up with something new, but that will be at least 6+ months from now. This is a cost cutting...
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Why Nokia is a buy?
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Nokia is the largest mobile handset manufacturer in the world with a global market share of close to 40% in 2007. The company mainly operates in Europe, Asian Pacific and the Emerging markets.
Nokia has the highest profit margins among all cell phone producers and its profit margins is in the range of 15%-20% over the last 5 years. The company also managed to achieve high return of equity ratio above 25% over the last 5 years. This is a remarkable achievement as Nokia does not have a leveraged balance sheet.
Earnings growth is robust for the company in the last 2 years a...
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