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Technology Stocks : Nokia Corp. (NOK) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: zax who wrote (7148)	4/11/2012 10:04:22 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Respond to of 9255

Worst case scenario for NOK: Prelim. Bearish Price Obj. (Revised): 2.77 P&F Pattern: Triple Bottom Breakdown StockCharts.com - Free Charts - Text P&F Chart

To: zax who wrote (7148)	4/16/2012 8:07:49 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9255

I added to my NOK position pre-market @ 4.17. Unprecedented opportunity, IMO. Pre-market: 3.91 -0.11 (-2.74%) Apr 16, 8:04AM EDT Worst case scenario remains the same as the last time I posted it to you, here: Bearish Price Obj. (Revised): 2.22 P&F Pattern: Descending Triple Bottom Breakdown NYSE:NOK: 3.91 -2.74 (-2.74%) - Nokia Corporation (ADR) OT: Goes to show that SI member thread banning and ignoring does not change facts or stock trends. Have a lovely day. :-)

To: zax who wrote (7148)	4/16/2012 8:18:14 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Respond to of 9255

StreetInsider.com - Moody's Cuts Nokia (NOK) Rating from Baa2 to Baa3; Outlook Negative WHAT COULD MOVE THE RATING UP/DOWN Moody's would consider a rating downgrade below investment grade if (i) there is evidence that the Lumia product family fails to gain momentum, for instance by a slowdown in customer pick-up, (ii) the non-IFRS operating margin for Devices & Services declines further below -3% and fails to recover in the second half 2012, or (iii) cash consumption continues at a high level without material reduction over the coming quarters. Given that the rating outlook is negative, there is currently limited potential for an upgrade of Nokia's ratings. However, a rating upgrade to Baa2 could be triggered by (i) the Windows devices rivaling the market positions of the Android-based leaders, (ii) by group revenues starting to grow again and operating margin (1.0% Moody's adjusted for 2011) reaching high single digit percent, while (iii) maintaining a net cash position (about EUR3.1 billion Moody's adjusted per end of 2011). For an outlook stabilization, (i) the Lumia family of devices needs to prove traction by gaining substantial market share and returning the Smart Devices segment to non-IFRS operating profit, (ii) the Mobile Phones segment should at least stabilize its sales volumes and return to a double-digit contribution margin, and (iii) cash consumption fall to marginal levels.

To: zax who wrote (7148)	4/16/2012 8:33:18 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	1 Recommendation Respond to of 9255

Nokia faces long, painful, uncertain recovery I don't expect a major reversal in Nokia's fortune. The Lumia is reportedly a fine product, but it lacks the draw of Apple's iPhone. The buzz around what the next iPhone will look like and the features Apple should pack in the device is already so strong the competition will be left only to pick up the market crumbs. (See: Forget The iPad, The Next iPhone Will Be Apple's Biggest Launch Ever.) Market leadership in the electronics industry is not easily attained, and once lost, it's even more difficult to regain. Nothing I've seen tells me Nokia's case will be different.

To: zax who wrote (7148)	4/16/2012 9:11:47 AM
From: Lahcim Leinad	Respond to of 9255

Nokia: no news would be good news - NASDAQ.com Even though Nokia has partnered with Microsoft ( MSFT , quote ), competition from high-end Samsung ( SSNLF , quote ) phones and cheaper Chinese models have been devastating for the stock. In the week following the launch of the Lumia 900, NOK fell 21.33%. Year to date, it is down 16.60%. For the last 52 weeks, it has fallen 51.15%. The professional investor community is backing away as fast as it can. On April 12, Barclays downgraded the stock from Overweight to Weight with a target price of $4. On April 13, Zacks Equity Research downgraded Nokia Corporation to underperform. The short float for Nokia Corporation is now 5.95%, a bearish sign. The trend is definitely not the friend of the shareholders of Nokia Corporation as the share price is double digits below the 20-day, 50-day and 200-day moving averages.