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Nokia (NOK) is the world's biggest seller of mobile phones. It has a partnership with Microsoft (MSFT) for the smart phones segment, where Microsoft is supplying software and supporting part of the costs regarding research and development. New Lumia 900 went to the market last Sunday and already reached the first place on Amazon.com's (AMZN) best sellers.

Nokia announced a profit warning where the main point was a negative operating margin (-3%), but this is only a reflection of an aggressive campaign which was necessary to get into this segment with enough strength to provide future profits and defy Apple's (AAPL) and Samsung's leadership.

In terms of market capitalization, this news brought some craziness to the market where a company with $10.371 Billion in Current Liquidity (Current Liquidity = Current Assets - Current Liabilities) was valued at $15.904 Billion (Market Cap). Just do the math; if someone bought Nokia at that time, it would only spend $5.600 Billion, and the rest would be received in cash.

NOKIA

Current Assets

25.455

32.989

Current Liabilities

17.444

22.618

Current Liquidity

8.011

10.371

EUR

USD

Market Cap

12.104

15.904

NOK US

Price

Distance

Total debt

28.886

Target

8,15

91,76%

Total Assets

46.921

Long Entry Price

4,25

Debt Ratio

62%

Stop Loss

3,50

-17,65%

Residual Value

13.855

Actual

Target

QT

Mkt Cap

Pr

Variation

QT

Mkt Cap

Pr

Variation

MKT CAP

3.745

15.904

4,25

MKT CAP

3.745

30.522

8,15

Residual VALUE

3.745

13.855

3,70

-13%

Residual VALUE

3.745

13.855

3,70

-55%

Better

Worst

Better

Worst

Net Income

2.454

883

Net Income

2.454

883

Mkt Cap

15.904

15.904

Mkt Cap

30.522

30.522

PER

6,48

18,01

PER

12,44

34,57

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Source: Nokia's Buying Opportunity On Current Craziness