Nokia's sales have collapsed. It's not "doomsaying" at this point-- more like "doom observing." The only real assets they have left are their patents and thei

Nokia's sales have collapsed. It's not "doomsaying" at this point-- more like "doom observing." The only real assets they have left are their patents and their NAVTEQ division (whatever they're calling it now). Now would be a good time for them to break up the company, sell those assets, and maybe manage to return something back to the shareholders. On the other hand, if you still think it's "fine," then you should buy some Nokia stock.