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Nokia Oyj

NOK.HE

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3 June 2026· 3 min

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Nokia Oyj (NOK.HE) is a global stock traded on HEL. Sector: Telecommunications. We track it daily — scoring news sentiment, the short-term outlook and long-term stability on a 0–100 scale.

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§ Current signalShort-term mood

/ 100

● Slightly positive

News summary

No newer news

Signal 02/10, 16:30

Nokia vykazuje neutrální vyhlídky s opatrnou perspektivou na střednědobý horizont; makro prostředí a technologický sektor podporují stabilitu, bez výrazného impulsu.

Žádné specifické zprávy o Nokii – makro a sektorová dynamika naznačují bez jasného směru. Technický obraz podporuje blízkou konsolidaci s mírně pozitivním sklonem, RSI kolem 45–55.

Risks: Pokračující konkurenci v telekomunikačním průmyslu, změny v poptávce po síťových řešeních a regulační tlaky na cenovou politiku.

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Žádné specifické zprávy o Nokii – makro a sektorová dynamika naznačují bez jasného směru. Technický obraz podporuje blízkou konsolidaci s mírně pozitivním sklonem, RSI kolem 45–55.

Risks: Pokračující konkurenci v telekomunikačním průmyslu, změny v poptávce po síťových řešeních a regulační tlaky na cenovou politiku.

Signal history· 1

28/0909:0153 · Neutral
Makro prostředí a technologický sektor ukazují smíšený výhled; ukazatele vyčkávají na clear signál z poptávky a inovací.

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§ Valuation check

Is the price reasonable?

Six quick tests: price against fair value, the last year, similar companies and analyst estimates. They are calculated from the numbers, not from AI estimates. This is not a recommendation.

Data 0 of 18

Valuation score

—/ 6

No test has data

1. Below DCF fair value

The complete DCF range or the current price is missing.

2. Well below DCF value

The complete DCF range or the current price is missing.

3. Price vs. the last year

Not enough one-year price history.

4. P/E vs. similar companies

The sector sample has only 12 companies; scoring needs at least 8.

5. P/E relative to growth

PEG or a reliable growth input is not available.

6. Analyst price target

No analyst price target is available.

Price and fair value

no complete range

The DCF check appears once both the price and the model range are available.

Price and analyst target

no target

The average price target is not available right now.

DCF gap

no complete range

The DCF check appears once both the price and the model range are available.

Analyst target

no target

The average price target is not available right now.

Valuation multiples

Price vs 50D--

Price vs 200D--

Metrics explained+

Price and fair value

DCF range: A model estimate of fair value from future free cash flow. A price above the range means the market pays a premium over the model; a price below it may signal a more conservative market valuation or an overly optimistic model.
Analyst target: The average and range of the analyst price targets we track. It is the market consensus, not a FinSignal recommendation, and it can lag fast price moves.
52-week range: Shows where the current price sits between the low and high of the last year. A value near the high often signals strong momentum, but on its own says nothing about whether the stock is expensive.
Price vs 50D / 200D: Compares the price with its short- and long-term moving averages. A positive value means the price is above the trend; a negative one below it.

Multiples

P/E: Price relative to current earnings. A lower P/E can mean cheaper, but it can also point to a weak outlook or risk.
Forward P/E: Price relative to next year's expected earnings. For growing companies it is often more useful than the historical P/E because it reflects estimates of future earnings.
P/B: Price relative to the book value of equity. It makes more sense for banks, insurers and capital-intensive companies than for software or brands.
P/S: Price relative to revenue. It helps with companies that have low or negative earnings; a high P/S means the market expects strong growth or future margins.
EV/EBITDA: The value of the whole company, including debt, relative to operating profit before depreciation. Useful for comparing companies with different leverage.
PEG: P/E adjusted for earnings growth. A value around 1 may suggest the valuation matches growth, but the metric is sensitive to estimates.

Growth and quality

EPS growth: Year-on-year change in earnings per share. Strong growth supports a higher valuation, but for cyclical companies it can be temporary.
Revenue growth: The growth rate of sales. It helps tell whether profits grow on real demand or mainly on cost savings.
Net margin: How much of each unit of revenue is left as net profit. A higher margin often points to stronger pricing power or more efficient operations.
ROE: Return on equity. A high ROE can signal a quality business, but check that it is not artificially boosted by heavy debt.

A lot of data missing. Missing values mean the market data source did not provide them for this ticker. The data is indicative and may be delayed.

Information

Type: Global stock
Symbol: NOK.HE
Exchange: HEL
Currency: EUR
Sector: Telecommunications

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