Is Nokia Corporation a Reliable Dividend Play? -- The Motley Fool
In a search for high-yielding dividend stocks, many investors might have noticed nokia/" target="_blank">nokia/" target="_blank">Nokia's (NYSE:NOK) 5.8% yield.That yield is based on the $0.29-per-share annual dividend that was paid in July, which included an ordinary dividend of 0.10 euros and a special dividend of 0.16 euros per share.That yield looks tempting, but does it make Nokia a good income play?
First Look Into Nokia's Q3 - Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOK)
However, my view on nokia/" target="_blank">nokia/" target="_blank">Nokia remains the same, and I continue to expect sideways movement in the stock price – after a potential, timid spike in the short term.During the very early hours of October 27th, Nokia (NYSE:NOK) reported 3Q16 earnings.In a move that may have relieved most Nokia shareholders, following Ericsson's (NASDAQ:ERIC) 3Q crash, the Finnish company met top- and bottom-line expectations for the quarter and kept full-year guidance unchanged.
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