richardhutnik said:
landguy1 said:
This chart is probably accurate. But, that doesn't mean it represents the facts. You can set up a chart to show whatever point you want. If you want, you can make a chart that portrays the facts any way you want. If you read the industry articles related to Elop, you will find that most everyone thinks that he saved Nokia from certain collapse. The guy came on board the Titanic and sold off an asset to M$ for 8.5 Billion that was worth about $500 million when he took over. Looks like a good deal to Nokia's shareholders to me. |
What is left of Nokia?
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They're Map buisness that is used in the majority of cellphones and cars and They're highly profitable buisness networks and services company.
As an example, had this sale happened last financial quarter, instead of having a profit margin of 4%. Nokia would of had a profit margin of 12%.
