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FeedbackZitat von IngChris:Zitat von sleepy74: Das war wohl doch zu eng - habe den Stopp noch auf EUR 6,05 nachgezogen, nachdem´s kurz sogar auf die 6,20 ging ....
Hab´ gerade gesehen, dass ich kurz nach 16:00 Uhr ganz knapp "rausgeflogen" bin
Ist aber in Ordnung - und immerhin ist heute Freitag .... mal sehen mit welchem Kurs es ins Wochenende geht ....
Viel Glück!
Also irgendwie verstehe ich Dich nicht ganz...Du bist hier der OBER-NOKIANER im Board (im positiven Sinne) durch Deine fundierten Produkttests, usw....aber rein, raus, rein, raus...eigentlich müsstest Du doch Dein Investment auf mehrere Jahre sehen, oder...also ich habe bei dem vorher genannten Spiel am Ende letztlich doch immer Geld verloren...wie schon gesagt, ansonsten mach weiter so...
Wie bereits geschrieben- ich habe gelernt, dass ich besser mal 5 od. 6% "mitnehme" als mich über 8 od. 9% Buchgewinn freue, der u.U. dann erst wieder weg ist ....natürlich kann diese Strategie auch fehlschlagen ....
Also - bis jetzt bereue ich nicht, dass ich bei EUR 6,05 rausgeflogen bin.
Bis auf JPMorgan (8.- Euro) pendeln sich ja auch die meisten Analysten so um die 6.- Euro ein ...
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-aktien/nokia-cor…
Das erscheint mir im Moment eigentlich auch realistisch - für die 8.- Euro muss schon noch einiges passieren ...
Nokia Sees Brighter Future Without Handset Unit
There is life after mobile phones for Nokia. Shares in the Finnish wireless equipment maker surged Thursday after it reported higher profits and an improved earnings outlook in the wake of the sale to Microsoft of its troubled handset division.
The Finnish company said its second-quarter profit rose 20 percent to 213 million euros ($285 million) on the back of improved profitability of its key networks unit. Net sales in the April to June period fell to 2.9 billion euros from 3.2 billion euros in the same period last year, mainly due to divestments and currency fluctuations at the networks gear unit.
Nokia Corp.'s stock closed up 7.3 percent at 6.14 euros on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
Chief Executive Rajeev Suri said the result "shows the strength of the company today" as the Finnish firm has restructured and adopted a new business strategy after completing the sale of its mobile phone unit to Microsoft in April.
Suri gave an upbeat outlook for the core networks unit which now accounts for around 90 percent of Nokia's revenue. He said the unit's full-year 2014 operating margin was expected to be "at or slightly above" the long-term target of 5-10 percent, an update to the previous forecast.
"Our expectations for the full year 2014 have improved," said Suri, who took over as Nokia's CEO on May 1.
Indian-born Suri, who has worked at Nokia since 1995, has been largely credited with turning the company around as the former head of the Nokia Solutions and Networks unit. He reiterated that the revenue of the Networks unit was expected to grow during the second-half of the year.
Chief Financial Officer Timo Ihamuotila said in an interview with Finnish national broadcaster YLE that the networks unit -- a major provider of the next generation 4G wireless networks - has done particularly well in boosting market share in China, Japan, South Korea and the United States.
"Nokia is now a strong and a profitable company," Ihamuotila said, pointing to the company's net cash reserves of 6.5 billion euros, which more than tripled from the end of March, before the closing of the 5.44 billion-euro handset unit deal with Microsoft.
Nokia is determined to grow also in two of its other remaining businesses -- software and maps. The company said it was seeing particularly good growth in the automotive business for the HERE location-services and map unit. Among Nokia's map-technology clients are Amazon.com, Microsoft, Yahoo Inc. and providers of car-navigation systems.
Nokia employed 56,600 workers worldwide at end of the quarter.
http://www.cio-today.com/article/index.php?story_id=121001Y8…
There is life after mobile phones for Nokia. Shares in the Finnish wireless equipment maker surged Thursday after it reported higher profits and an improved earnings outlook in the wake of the sale to Microsoft of its troubled handset division.
The Finnish company said its second-quarter profit rose 20 percent to 213 million euros ($285 million) on the back of improved profitability of its key networks unit. Net sales in the April to June period fell to 2.9 billion euros from 3.2 billion euros in the same period last year, mainly due to divestments and currency fluctuations at the networks gear unit.
Nokia Corp.'s stock closed up 7.3 percent at 6.14 euros on the Helsinki Stock Exchange.
Chief Executive Rajeev Suri said the result "shows the strength of the company today" as the Finnish firm has restructured and adopted a new business strategy after completing the sale of its mobile phone unit to Microsoft in April.
Suri gave an upbeat outlook for the core networks unit which now accounts for around 90 percent of Nokia's revenue. He said the unit's full-year 2014 operating margin was expected to be "at or slightly above" the long-term target of 5-10 percent, an update to the previous forecast.
"Our expectations for the full year 2014 have improved," said Suri, who took over as Nokia's CEO on May 1.
Indian-born Suri, who has worked at Nokia since 1995, has been largely credited with turning the company around as the former head of the Nokia Solutions and Networks unit. He reiterated that the revenue of the Networks unit was expected to grow during the second-half of the year.
Chief Financial Officer Timo Ihamuotila said in an interview with Finnish national broadcaster YLE that the networks unit -- a major provider of the next generation 4G wireless networks - has done particularly well in boosting market share in China, Japan, South Korea and the United States.
"Nokia is now a strong and a profitable company," Ihamuotila said, pointing to the company's net cash reserves of 6.5 billion euros, which more than tripled from the end of March, before the closing of the 5.44 billion-euro handset unit deal with Microsoft.
Nokia is determined to grow also in two of its other remaining businesses -- software and maps. The company said it was seeing particularly good growth in the automotive business for the HERE location-services and map unit. Among Nokia's map-technology clients are Amazon.com, Microsoft, Yahoo Inc. and providers of car-navigation systems.
Nokia employed 56,600 workers worldwide at end of the quarter.
http://www.cio-today.com/article/index.php?story_id=121001Y8…
HERE CEO: Will launch consumer services for iOS & Android. Wants to be the Location Cloud company
We first heard it from our sources. Then some job postings confirmed that HERE apps suite may be coming to iOS and Android. Even, Nokia CEO Suri confirmed that HERE Maps is coming to all major platforms.
Now, HERE CEO Michael Halbherr has to add more!! He has confirmed that HERE will launch its consumer services for iOS and Android. In an interview with “GeekWire”, he reveals strategy of establishing HERE as “Location Cloud” business, just like, Amazon is retail cloud and Facebook is social clod. Some excerpts from the interview,
"We will also launch our own consumer services. You will see us go on iOS and Android. Really moving up the stack. We want to be known as the location cloud also from a consumer perspective, the way Spotify is known for music. We want to work everywhere.
“The idea is to create an incredible location cloud business,” Halbherr said, explaining how he sees HERE evolving over the next few years. “There’s a retail cloud, which is Amazon. There’s a social cloud, which is Facebook. And you have what we want to be, which is the location cloud. It’s the map for the 21st century. We want to build the map for the real digital age.”
http://www.nokiapoweruser.com/2014/07/25/here-ceo-will-launc…
We first heard it from our sources. Then some job postings confirmed that HERE apps suite may be coming to iOS and Android. Even, Nokia CEO Suri confirmed that HERE Maps is coming to all major platforms.
Now, HERE CEO Michael Halbherr has to add more!! He has confirmed that HERE will launch its consumer services for iOS and Android. In an interview with “GeekWire”, he reveals strategy of establishing HERE as “Location Cloud” business, just like, Amazon is retail cloud and Facebook is social clod. Some excerpts from the interview,
"We will also launch our own consumer services. You will see us go on iOS and Android. Really moving up the stack. We want to be known as the location cloud also from a consumer perspective, the way Spotify is known for music. We want to work everywhere.
“The idea is to create an incredible location cloud business,” Halbherr said, explaining how he sees HERE evolving over the next few years. “There’s a retail cloud, which is Amazon. There’s a social cloud, which is Facebook. And you have what we want to be, which is the location cloud. It’s the map for the 21st century. We want to build the map for the real digital age.”
http://www.nokiapoweruser.com/2014/07/25/here-ceo-will-launc…
Trading Spotlight
To share or not to share: that is the question
In the competitive world of mobile telecommunications the idea of sharing the company’s biggest asset, the network, with a rival company may not be the first strategy that comes to mind.
However, more and more operators are doing just that and reaping the benefits of network sharing. The benefits are well documented. Operators are able to make sizable reductions in the total cost of ownership, improve coverage whilst helping to counter the seemingly endless need for more network capacity. Network sharing has also been used to accelerate the deployment of new technologies, as operators are able to “share the load” as they build to fulfil their licence obligations.
Each network sharing situation is different, requiring careful consideration and the selection of the most appropriate approach to help ensure the success of the arrangement. Any technical and interoperability issues that might arise are unlikely to be insurmountable. However it’s imperative to look beyond the technical and engineering aspects. Network sharing is a complex strategic decision and the process of establishing a working relationship with a like-minded and appropriate partner can be challenging. In common with most relationships, the most successful network sharing arrangements are those in which the companies have common objectives and are a good business match. While this may sound daunting, there are numerous successful examples worldwide.
Nokia Networks is highly experienced in network sharing matters; the world’s first, the largest and the most complex shared networks. Importantly we understand that network sharing is an operator’s strategic choice. It is not something that any vendor can promote or sell. None the less, it’s important that operators know where they can turn to for a qualified and yet neutral perspective. Our experience has allowed us to gain valuable insights into the workings and understanding of network sharing deals across the industry, which we’re ready to share. Beyond that we offer a host of renowned network solutions and services.
In many instances coopetition in the form of network sharing makes economic sense and importantly, works. If you’re considering network sharing and want to know more, our experienced team can help you at every step of your journey.
http://nsn.com/news-events/insight-newsletter/articles/to-sh…
In the competitive world of mobile telecommunications the idea of sharing the company’s biggest asset, the network, with a rival company may not be the first strategy that comes to mind.
However, more and more operators are doing just that and reaping the benefits of network sharing. The benefits are well documented. Operators are able to make sizable reductions in the total cost of ownership, improve coverage whilst helping to counter the seemingly endless need for more network capacity. Network sharing has also been used to accelerate the deployment of new technologies, as operators are able to “share the load” as they build to fulfil their licence obligations.
Each network sharing situation is different, requiring careful consideration and the selection of the most appropriate approach to help ensure the success of the arrangement. Any technical and interoperability issues that might arise are unlikely to be insurmountable. However it’s imperative to look beyond the technical and engineering aspects. Network sharing is a complex strategic decision and the process of establishing a working relationship with a like-minded and appropriate partner can be challenging. In common with most relationships, the most successful network sharing arrangements are those in which the companies have common objectives and are a good business match. While this may sound daunting, there are numerous successful examples worldwide.
Nokia Networks is highly experienced in network sharing matters; the world’s first, the largest and the most complex shared networks. Importantly we understand that network sharing is an operator’s strategic choice. It is not something that any vendor can promote or sell. None the less, it’s important that operators know where they can turn to for a qualified and yet neutral perspective. Our experience has allowed us to gain valuable insights into the workings and understanding of network sharing deals across the industry, which we’re ready to share. Beyond that we offer a host of renowned network solutions and services.
In many instances coopetition in the form of network sharing makes economic sense and importantly, works. If you’re considering network sharing and want to know more, our experienced team can help you at every step of your journey.
http://nsn.com/news-events/insight-newsletter/articles/to-sh…
Nokia still sees challenges in Latin America - CEO
Nokia continued to see Latin America as it most challenging region in the second quarter of the year, company president and CEO Rajeev Suri said during a conference call with investors. The executive said that some of the challenges are a result of regulatory changes in Mexico, but also partly due to the company's earlier over-reliance on services in the region and high impact of exits from those projects during Nokia's transformation process. "We are working hard to turn the situation around, but no one should expect an immediate rebound there," Suri said. In Latin America, Nokia posted revenues of EUR 232 million in the second quarter, down 36 percent compared to the year-ago quarter.
http://www.telecompaper.com/news/nokia-still-sees-challenges…
Nokia continued to see Latin America as it most challenging region in the second quarter of the year, company president and CEO Rajeev Suri said during a conference call with investors. The executive said that some of the challenges are a result of regulatory changes in Mexico, but also partly due to the company's earlier over-reliance on services in the region and high impact of exits from those projects during Nokia's transformation process. "We are working hard to turn the situation around, but no one should expect an immediate rebound there," Suri said. In Latin America, Nokia posted revenues of EUR 232 million in the second quarter, down 36 percent compared to the year-ago quarter.
http://www.telecompaper.com/news/nokia-still-sees-challenges…
25. 07. 2014
Microsoft: Handysparte von Nokia soll bis zum Jahr 2016 schwarze Zahlen schreiben
Microsoft will den verlustbringenden Handyhersteller, den es im April übernommen hatte, innerhalb von zwei Jahren in die Gewinnzone führen.
Das weltweit größte Softwareunternehmen meldete am Dienstag einen Rückgang des Quartalsgewinns um sieben Prozent, vor allem wegen der Übernahme des strauchelnden Handygeschäfts des finnischen Handypioniers.
Der Finanzchef von Microsoft sagte zu Analysten, dass das Unternehmen plane, die Kosten von Nokia um eine Milliarde US-Dollar zu senken und dessen Verluste bis zum Geschäftsjahr 2016 zu stoppen. Vergangene Woche hatte das Unternehmen einen massiven Stellenabbau angekündigt.
Die Börsen an der Wall Street reagierten durchweg positiv. Ein solch entschlossenes Handeln war nicht erwartet worden.
"Die Beratung zur Kostenreduktion rund um Nokia war viel besser als befürchtet", sagte Daniel Ives, Analyst bei FBR Capital Markets. "Zwar gibt es noch einiges zu tun, aber es sieht so aus, als ob für Microsoft nach einem Jahrzehnt der Schmerzen und Enttäuschungen wieder rosigere Zeiten anbrechen."
Microsoft hatte Nokia im April für 7,2 Milliarden US-Dollar (5,3 Milliarden Euro) gekauft, in einem Versuch, es mit Apple und Samsung in einem schnell wachsenden Smartphone-Markt aufzunehmen. Das Unternehmen brachte Microsoft im abgelaufenen Quartal knapp zwei Milliarden US-Dollar (1,5 Milliarden Euro) zusätzlichen Umsatz ein, aber auch einen Verlust von 692 Millionen US-Dollar (514 Millionen Euro) im operativen Geschäft, darunter auch einmalige Kosten.
Quelle: german.china.org.cn
Denke das gelingt sogar noch früher.
Microsoft: Handysparte von Nokia soll bis zum Jahr 2016 schwarze Zahlen schreiben
Microsoft will den verlustbringenden Handyhersteller, den es im April übernommen hatte, innerhalb von zwei Jahren in die Gewinnzone führen.
Das weltweit größte Softwareunternehmen meldete am Dienstag einen Rückgang des Quartalsgewinns um sieben Prozent, vor allem wegen der Übernahme des strauchelnden Handygeschäfts des finnischen Handypioniers.
Der Finanzchef von Microsoft sagte zu Analysten, dass das Unternehmen plane, die Kosten von Nokia um eine Milliarde US-Dollar zu senken und dessen Verluste bis zum Geschäftsjahr 2016 zu stoppen. Vergangene Woche hatte das Unternehmen einen massiven Stellenabbau angekündigt.
Die Börsen an der Wall Street reagierten durchweg positiv. Ein solch entschlossenes Handeln war nicht erwartet worden.
"Die Beratung zur Kostenreduktion rund um Nokia war viel besser als befürchtet", sagte Daniel Ives, Analyst bei FBR Capital Markets. "Zwar gibt es noch einiges zu tun, aber es sieht so aus, als ob für Microsoft nach einem Jahrzehnt der Schmerzen und Enttäuschungen wieder rosigere Zeiten anbrechen."
Microsoft hatte Nokia im April für 7,2 Milliarden US-Dollar (5,3 Milliarden Euro) gekauft, in einem Versuch, es mit Apple und Samsung in einem schnell wachsenden Smartphone-Markt aufzunehmen. Das Unternehmen brachte Microsoft im abgelaufenen Quartal knapp zwei Milliarden US-Dollar (1,5 Milliarden Euro) zusätzlichen Umsatz ein, aber auch einen Verlust von 692 Millionen US-Dollar (514 Millionen Euro) im operativen Geschäft, darunter auch einmalige Kosten.
Quelle: german.china.org.cn
Denke das gelingt sogar noch früher.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.372.144 von IngChris am 25.07.14 11:47:06So geht´s ...
http://www.meine-spendenaktion.at/aktion/pages/default.aspx?…
PS: Wenn ich mich recht erinnere war ich ja der Meinung, dass NOK Ende 2012 bei EUR 7,50 steht ...tatsächlich waren´s EUR 2,95
Fazit:
Somit halte ich mich besser mit langfristigen Prognosen zurück.
Suri hat m.E. die Qualität mit NOK wieder schöne Gewinne zu erwirtschaften - trotzdem die Konkurrenz (Ericsson, ALU, Huawei und Co.) wird nicht klein beigeben... E. hat im nachhinein betrachtet ja immer mit einem Auge auf MSFT "geschielt" ....
Toll finde ich auf jeden Fall die Zusammenarbeit R. Bull / Here ......wenn man sich da nicht ganz blöd anstellt sollte das "Here" einen ordentlichen Boost verleihen .....
Schönen Tag!
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PS: Wenn ich mich recht erinnere war ich ja der Meinung, dass NOK Ende 2012 bei EUR 7,50 steht ...tatsächlich waren´s EUR 2,95
Fazit:
Somit halte ich mich besser mit langfristigen Prognosen zurück.
Suri hat m.E. die Qualität mit NOK wieder schöne Gewinne zu erwirtschaften - trotzdem die Konkurrenz (Ericsson, ALU, Huawei und Co.) wird nicht klein beigeben... E. hat im nachhinein betrachtet ja immer mit einem Auge auf MSFT "geschielt" ....
Toll finde ich auf jeden Fall die Zusammenarbeit R. Bull / Here ......wenn man sich da nicht ganz blöd anstellt sollte das "Here" einen ordentlichen Boost verleihen .....
Schönen Tag!
Zitat von sleepy74:Zitat von IngChris: ...
Das war wohl doch zu eng - habe den Stopp noch auf EUR 6,05 nachgezogen, nachdem´s kurz sogar auf die 6,20 ging ....
Hab´ gerade gesehen, dass ich kurz nach 16:00 Uhr ganz knapp "rausgeflogen" bin
Ist aber in Ordnung - und immerhin ist heute Freitag .... mal sehen mit welchem Kurs es ins Wochenende geht ....
Viel Glück!
Also irgendwie verstehe ich Dich nicht ganz...Du bist hier der OBER-NOKIANER im Board (im positiven Sinne) durch Deine fundierten Produkttests, usw....aber rein, raus, rein, raus...eigentlich müsstest Du doch Dein Investment auf mehrere Jahre sehen, oder...also ich habe bei dem vorher genannten Spiel am Ende letztlich doch immer Geld verloren...wie schon gesagt, ansonsten mach weiter so...
Ich verstehe schon was Du meinst ...
Nokia bzw. "meine" Produkttests sind zwar ein interessantes Hobby - ich weiß jetzt, dass NOK tolle Phones und ein cooles Tablet (das letztendlich in der Versenkung verschwunden ist) gebaut hat - schlussendlich ist D+S trotzdem an MSFT gegangen....damit lag ich also mit meiner Einschätzung, dass NOK es eigener Kraft mit den Phones schafft völlig daneben...
Zu dem "hin und her, macht Taschen leer" - da ist natürlich was dran .....OHNE Stopp hätte ich allerdings noch Anteile um weit über EUR 9,30 Kaufpreis .....die ideale Stratiegie wäre natürlich gewesen im Juli 2012 bei unter EUR 1,50 zu kaufen und warten ....
PS: Ich habe gelernt, dass ich besser mal 5 od. 6% "mitnehme" als mich über 8 od. 9% Buchgewinn freue, der u.U. dann erst wieder weg ist ....natürlich kann diese Strategie auch fehlschlagen ....
Fazit
I...Hobbies kosten immer Geld !
II...Philosophisch betrachtet ...
Das Leben besteht eben aus "Versuch und Irrtum" .....dieses Prinzip kann man auch bei Aktien anwenden ....
http://www.wirtschaftslexikon.co/d/lernen-durch-versuch-und-…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">
http://www.wirtschaftslexikon.co/d/lernen-durch-versuch-und-…
III..."Gier frisst Hirn"
IV ..."Das letzte Hemd hat keine Taschen" !!
Deshalb engagiere ich mich lieber sozial - das bereitet mehr Freude als ein neues Smartphone, Tablet o.ä. ...
...hiermit erlaube ich mir wieder einmal auf mein Projekt hinzuweisen - wer sich dadurch belästigt fühlt ....Sorry - bitte ignorieren..
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Noch einen schönen Tag und viele erfolgreiche Investments!
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