Doesnt Nokia seem like a great buy or is it just me?

[FlipBurgerCEO]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

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[boyptc]

The glory days of Nokia is already done. The competition is already tough for them because there are other brands who have been focused in the modern technology. Although their durability isn't questionable, I've seen them enter into the market with their android phone, the Lumia but didn't gained that much attention.

Well, if you think that your money is going to be worth with the phone they'll make these days and they are not under specced, it's up to you.

[peter0425]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

NOKIA must build their name again in internet world and not just going back as if nothings happen from the past.

though i must admit that i am once a Dying fan of Nokia but i am very disappointed when they just let the system took over their popularity .

So investing in Nokia is not that advisable but it is your risk that will decide.

[jrrsparkles]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

Their brand value fell during the smartphone emergence because they didn't compete with the existing and new brands to stay in the competition and later they launched few series but it all went in the vain so if they want they need to start from the scratch like from the budget series if they want people to buy their phones then only they can go for flagship and premium range mobiles.

[Mauser]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

Telecommunications companies seem to be a great investment at moment. For me Nokia is no exception. The demand for better Internet and telecommunications infrastructure is unchallenged. The data usage every year is increasing, so the networks need to constantly upgrade. Also I noticed that telcos pay pretty high dividends which is also attractive.

[FlipBurgerCEO]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

Telecommunications companies seem to be a great investment at moment. For me Nokia is no exception. The demand for better Internet and telecommunications infrastructure is unchallenged. The data usage every year is increasing, so the networks need to constantly upgrade. Also I noticed that telcos pay pretty high dividends which is also attractive.

Nokia is leading in the 5g patent race with over 3500 patents considering their low market cap of €25 billion in comparison to other 5g leading companies like Verizon, Ericsson,Qualcomm  150 to 600 billion . I do believe this will be an easy x10 in the upcoming years.
They are rebranding fast while they invest in 5g which in my opinion is here to stay.
Also they have a multi billion partnership with t mobile which isnt nothing.


sources:
https://www.iam-media.com/who-leading-the-5g-patent-race-patent-landscape-analysis-declared-seps-and-standards-contributions
https://www.greyb.com/5g-companies/#Nokia
https://www.t-mobile.com/news/network/5g-best-coverage-ericsson-nokia

[DeathAngel]

The post above mine is quite interesting but I would be very surprised if Nokia rises from the ashes to become a market leader once more. Their golden years were a long time ago, they didn’t move with the times & adapt.

[Shasha80]

The glory days of Nokia is already done. The competition is already tough for them because there are other brands who have been focused in the modern technology. Although their durability isn't questionable, I've seen them enter into the market with their android phone, the Lumia but didn't gained that much attention.

Well, if you think that your money is going to be worth with the phone they'll make these days and they are not under specced, it's up to you.

I agree with you, Nokia's heyday is over, now there are brands that are actually better than Nokia. But indeed there are some people who make Nokia
their favorite mobile phone product, that's why Nokia still continues to produce new products. Because they do have their own market, so in the end
we ourselves as users must judge. If Nokia is comfortable to use, the available features are what we want and the price fits our budget, why not buy it.

[OgNasty]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

The debt load they would need to take on in order to compete with larger brands would be enough to kill them. The reality is that they’ve been skating by selling off assets and cashing in on patents for years. They continue to be a weaker company by the year and I don’t see that trend reversing anytime soon.

[bitterguy28]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

The debt load they would need to take on in order to compete with larger brands would be enough to kill them. The reality is that they’ve been skating by selling off assets and cashing in on patents for years. They continue to be a weaker company by the year and I don’t see that trend reversing anytime soon.

Yeah and we must admit that Nokia's day has been over and they  will never win back the popularity they have once.

In short , this is not a good idea for investing.

[Masplanc]

Nokia Android' is still one of the best
The only challenge is that Nokia is expensive
Many can't afford to get it

[PrimRock]

Nokia phones were very good back then, specially Nokia 3220 at the time of its release flashy lights at the side, damn.

[Love3angle]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

Nokia used to be a good brand but owned by microsoft later on and now Nokia is back and with good phones, In future it does have a good potential

[MainJade]

I prefer apple products over nokia.

[KarmaIsme]

Both companies are good apple is popular with more features compared to nokia,
Main difference is Middle class (Nokia) -- Upperclass (iPhone)

[acener]

Nokia was my first ever phone back in the days but I haven't tried their android smart phone right now.
But it looks great I wonder if it is still worth it like how it used to be.

[ethereumhunter]

5g will only be available in the big country for first, so if Nokia shifted their focus right now, it would make them ready when the 5g technology boomed in all countries. Then, maybe they can sell their phones to the country that already applied 5g while preparing the next product to be sold in the next country. So I think the 5g technology is ready, but the government needs to prepare the infrastructure before it fully functions. So we need to wait for a while before we can use that phones.

[newwest]

It was Nokia when the phones came and captured the market well but as paradigm shift happened from keypad to smart phone this changed the game for them and they just could not be up for it and  the competitors just captured the market well and were ahead of Nokia in the race and Nokia then sort of became history.

[boyptc]

It was Nokia when the phones came and captured the market well but as paradigm shift happened from keypad to smart phone this changed the game for them and they just could not be up for it and  the competitors just captured the market well and were ahead of Nokia in the race and Nokia then sort of became history.

It's their best years during the keypad days.

It's just they weren't able to embrace the new technology that has been brought by other brands. But, they were already there but just lacked of the momentum because they thought that they still have the control in the market.

[decodx]

With Nokia shifting their focus from phones to 5g network wouldn't it be a great buy in the upcoming 5/10 years?
enlighten me why it's a bad/good buy.

Their brand value fell during the smartphone emergence because they didn't compete with the existing and new brands to stay in the competition and later they launched few series but it all went in the vain so if they want they need to start from the scratch like from the budget series if they want people to buy their phones then only they can go for flagship and premium range mobiles.