Case Nokia. Their information to shareholders has been historically very good, so I generally believe what they say.
Nokia has been warning that their performance will be really bad early this year. Analysts and markets did not believe it.
It was bad as expected. Markets were surprised and analyst were disappointed and stock fell.
Now Nokia says that the whole year is still on track to deliver, but Analysts seem to doubt that for no reason at all and are pessimistic.
I'm relatively new to investing, but it seems to me that reading stock analysts is waste of time.
Submitted April 27, 2019 at 06:58AM by dogriot http://bit.ly/2GNnsgI
