Movement Alert|Nokia Falls 3.06% in After-Hours Trading, Profit-Taking Continues as Communication Equipment Sector Remains Under Pressure

Market Focus06-06 07:36

On June 6, Nokia fell 3.06% in after-hours trading, trading at $13.94/share, with trading volume of $33.87 million. The decline marks a continuation of selling pressure that has intensified since the stock peaked at $17.435 intraday on June 3.

On the news front, Nokia's pullback reflects concentrated profit-taking following an 18% rally from its May 29 low of $14.78, driven by NVIDIA's approximately $1 billion strategic acquisition of roughly 3% equity stake, GTC conference catalysts, and strong Q1 earnings. The communication equipment sector remains broadly weak, with Ciena's post-earnings plunge triggering industry-wide selling through sector linkage effects. Nokia's prior 8% drop in its Helsinki listing further weighed on sentiment across markets.

Options market data shows Nokia's implied volatility percentile surging to 98%, with heavy selling of out-of-the-money call options indicating that market participants view near-term upside as limited. Research institutions have previously warned that Nokia's valuation has become stretched under the AI infrastructure narrative, with elevated short-term correction risk.

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