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Nokia (NOK) proposes paying no dividend for the first time in 143 years. It's not a great...
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Thursday, January 24, 6:19 AM ETNokia (NOK) proposes paying no dividend for the first time in 143 years. It's not a great surprise given that the company's been slashing costs amid cratering revenues and major losses. One might ask, what took them so long? Shares +1.9% premarket.
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Unfortunately NOK earlier spent € 18 billion on buybacks. I'd rather have that money in their books.
Buybacks stink!
Kill the divvy and use the cash to buyback shares hand over fist.
Nokia is headed in the right direction.
The last time I saw a dividend being cut on a big company with yearly dividend was TEF, last year.
TEF sold-off, initially... but then it started crawling up and people who dumped never got the chance to buy it back below the price they've dumped. A lot of panic sellers were kicking their heads just 15 days later. In fact, the day the dividend was cut marked the very bottom of TEF.
I hope NOK will do the same. :-P