According to technology website BGR, James Faucette, an analyst at Pacific Crest, an American investment bank, published a research report this week, saying that Nokia Lumia The sales volume of the new Lumia phone is far from meeting the expectations, and the recent surge in Nokia's share price is mainly due to the over optimistic sales of the new Lumia phone.

Forsyte said that according to the survey of the Western European and North American markets, the shipment and sales of the new Lumia mobile phones were at a low level, with the sales of only 500000 phones in the fourth quarter, and the sales of the flagship models were even lower than last year. He believes that investors should avoid Nokia shares.

Forsyte said in the report: "In the middle of November, the media reported that Lumia 920 was sold out in Germany, but the shipment at that time was only a few thousand. After investigation, we learned that German retailers are now beginning to receive Lumia 920 through normal sales channels, and the shipment is still very small."

Forsyte pointed out: "We believe that the first batch of It sold out in a few days. However, we believe that this is mainly due to less shipments rather than strong demand. We believe that AT&T currently sells only 10000 to 15000 Lumia 920s a week. "

Forsyth has predicted that Nokia will ship 1 million Windows Phone 8 phones in the fourth quarter, but according to the current sales speed, Nokia can only achieve half of this goal, that is, 500000 phones.