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2013-09-04
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#2012
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Originally Posted by daperl
Q: were there any stock spliting between Nov 6, 2007 to Mar 2, 2009?
Elop is an artist. This was the best part of his race to the bottom:
Feb 9, 2011 ($11.73) -- Jul 17, 2012 ($1.69)
Stock loses 85.59% of its value in less than a year and a half.
Attachment 33287
But the largest pre-Elop drop in the post-iPhone era was:
Nov 6, 2007 ($41.10) -- Mar 2, 2009 ($8.74)
That was a 78.73% loss.
Elop is the winner!
Attachment 33288
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2013-09-04
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#2013
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
Wow! So NOW you admit that they were losing their battle in mobile devices and that the OS was flailing? For once, I agree on everything you just said above. It's nice to see you coming around to reality.
Actually looking at it, this was a brilliant move by the Finnish board. They knew they lost the battle in mobile devices and OS, and decided its time to cut the dead weight and concentrate on telecommunications. They acquired Siemens and still have their patent portfolio. They are sailing into a new territory, and its good for everyone. Viva Nokia!
Originally Posted by daperl
It takes a LOT of effort to go from #1 cellphone maker all the way to the last place! It was a VERY fast race to the bottom! He's got Microsoft written ALL over him! GO GET HIM, MICROSOFT! This is DEFINITELY your boy!
Elop is an artist. This was the best part of his race to the bottom:
Feb 9, 2011 ($11.73) -- Jul 17, 2012 ($1.69)
Stock loses 85.59% of its value in less than a year and a half.
Attachment 33287
But the largest pre-Elop drop in the post-iPhone era was:
Nov 6, 2007 ($41.10) -- Mar 2, 2009 ($8.74)
That was a 78.73% loss.
Elop is the winner!
Attachment 33288
Originally Posted by cheve
According to both Yahoo and Google finance charts, there were dividends but no stock splits. (Why would they stock-split during those periods??? hahahah)
Q: were there any stock spliting between Nov 6, 2007 to Mar 2, 2009?
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Nokia's slogan shouldn't be the pedo-palmgrabbing image with the slogan, "Connecting People"... It should be one hand open pleadingly with another hand giving the middle finger and the more apt slogan, "Potential Unrealized." --DR
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2013-09-04
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#2014
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Originally Posted by danramos
If you actually look at Nokia stocks they have been sliding downwards since 2008, and continued to slide under Elop, leveling off with Lumias. Which again supports that pre-Elop Nokia screwed things soo bad that Elop had little chance. Board new this and they planned to get rid off it from day one. I am optimistic for Lumias under MS. They will get more resources and love than at Nokia.
Wow! So NOW you admit that they were losing their battle in mobile devices and that the OS was flailing? For once, I agree on everything you just said above. It's nice to see you coming around to reality.
It takes a LOT of effort to go from #1 cellphone maker all the way to the last place! It was a VERY fast race to the bottom! He's got Microsoft written ALL over him! GO GET HIM, MICROSOFT! This is DEFINITELY your boy!
According to both Yahoo and Google finance charts, there were dividends but no stock splits. (Why would they stock-split during those periods??? hahahah)
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2013-09-04
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#2015
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
With this statement I have to agree. MS will use lot of effort to promote the WP platform and there will be new Lumia models, propably at an attractive price point.
I am optimistic for Lumias under MS. They will get more resources and love than at Nokia.
However that will not make the devices any more attractive to me.
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2013-09-04
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#2016
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Do you think Microsoft will be able to compete effectively within all the architectual limitations that have held back Windows Phone as it has for all these years already? (ie. it's limited to Qualcom processors, limited to certain specifications, etc.). Do you think maybe they'll start to break out of those limitations now that they also run a hardware division now? I mean.. they already had a hardware division before with the Danger Inc. aquisition and they fumbled that completed and miserably--will they do that again this time around or do you think they've learned from that experience, based on what you've seen lately?
With this statement I have to agree. MS will use lot of effort to promote the WP platform and there will be new Lumia models, propably at an attractive price point.
However that will not make the devices any more attractive to me.
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Nokia's slogan shouldn't be the pedo-palmgrabbing image with the slogan, "Connecting People"... It should be one hand open pleadingly with another hand giving the middle finger and the more apt slogan, "Potential Unrealized." --DR
Nokia's slogan shouldn't be the pedo-palmgrabbing image with the slogan, "Connecting People"... It should be one hand open pleadingly with another hand giving the middle finger and the more apt slogan, "Potential Unrealized." --DR
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2013-09-04
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#2017
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Originally Posted by danramos
Hey come on, they are Microsoft, the laughing stock of the industry
Do you think Microsoft will be able to compete effectively within all the architectual limitations that have held back Windows Phone as it has for all these years already? (ie. it's limited to Qualcom processors, limited to certain specifications, etc.). Do you think maybe they'll start to break out of those limitations now that they also run a hardware division now? I mean.. they already had a hardware division before with the Danger Inc. aquisition and they fumbled that completed and miserably--will they do that again this time around or do you think they've learned from that experience, based on what you've seen lately?
What I meant, yes of course they will be cranking money to the machine, and making cheap WP devices on hopes of getting a slice from the handset markets.
But they are Microsoft, I mean I had no intrest to Lumia devices when they were Nokia and it is even less if possible as of now.
The devices are just not intresting, you cannot do anything with them.
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2013-09-04
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#2018
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Originally Posted by daperl
Actually it was Olli-Pekka who presided over the largest drop of NOKIA stock and it kept sliding downwards when Elop took over. Its all pre-ELOP effect, he was just an agent to sell a highly dysfunctional division.
Elop is an artist. This was the best part of his race to the bottom:
Feb 9, 2011 ($11.73) -- Jul 17, 2012 ($1.69)
Stock loses 85.59% of its value in less than a year and a half.
Attachment 33287
But the largest pre-Elop drop in the post-iPhone era was:
Nov 6, 2007 ($41.10) -- Mar 2, 2009 ($8.74)
That was a 78.73% loss.
Elop is the winner!
Attachment 33288
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2013-09-04
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#2019
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Originally Posted by Lumiaman
Actually, you don't know what you're talking about so either STFU or try using actual math with numbers.
Actually it was Olli-Pekka who presided over the largest drop of NOKIA stock and it kept sliding downwards when Elop took over. Its all pre-ELOP effect, he was just an agent to sell a highly dysfunctional division.
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2013-09-04
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#2020
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Originally Posted by daperl
Since you are handicapped, go to this link and look at the real chart of NOKIA stock and relationship to who was CEO when....
Actually, you don't know what you're talking about so either STFU or try using actual math with numbers.
Largest drop is under the Finns...
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=91266&page=7
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