A quantum coder fetching data via API from another provider’s API. At the same time, of course, also developing and running this guy’s trading algorithms with a few percent slice of the profits. I don’t remember when my “bullshit filter” would have alarmed so badly.
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What the hell is happening here in Helsinki. Good luck to Nokia owners
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Hell, why can’t Nvidia invest in my crappy small-cap stocks.
T: I sold my own Nokias at 3-year lows in 2023.
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I haven’t been a Nokia owner myself for years, but I must say that the previous icebreaker deals and this recent Nokia news are indeed very great to hear for Finns. Positive news for Finland’s economy. 
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My kid and I received Nokia as an advance inheritance early this year, and luckily I didn’t sell them for tax reasons. Phew.
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It almost brings a tear to my eye, as the old master is once again one of the stock market’s biggest risers!
If only the times would come back when the parliament was concerned about Nokia employees’ option millions. In Moominvalley, the problems were once very trivial…
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There has been so much positive news flow to Finland that it would be a wonder if the mood towards the economy doesn’t start to improve.
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In fact, reflecting on history, these positive news feel even better, because in the current situation, they cannot in any way be attributed, even partially, to our eastern neighbor’s terrorist state. Previously, some of the glory has always been sought there (in certain circles, partly even undeservedly), with claims that they even graciously enabled Finland’s success with various explanations.
But not now. May they crumble in their mafia dealings.
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Absolutely true. It’s quite a feat to claw back when most of the land border closed only 3.5 years ago. Russia’s rape war just continues. On top of inflation, the fascisization of the USA, trade war, a super indebted state, chaotic governments, and whatever else…
Oh well!
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In Yle’s article, Verneri infiltrated Paris to influence Marimekko news coverage:
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Sincere congratulations to the owners, but there are differences in internal culture and communication quality between threads. 
I will definitely correct my previous message in this regard. @Lexus always high quality. 
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Essential about Nokia’s ‘super-hyper’ Deal:united_states:
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It seems we’ve had the same strategy regarding Nokia.
It’s often been in my portfolio, and I’ve watched it for a while as it flatlined, got bored, and sold it.
Now, during the rise, I’ve been thinking that it might be too late to get on board 
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For a long time, I’ve been repeating in economic coffee table discussions that Finland desperately needs a new Nokia. This would get the economy growing again. There have been various speculations about which company it could be. Many have thrown around names of different companies, and I’ve had a few in mind myself.
Well, it seems the new Nokia has been found. I honestly wouldn’t have believed that the new Nokia is called Nokia😀
In any case, great news for Finland. Every positive economic news feeds a cycle of positivity. “Growth feeds growth,” as investors often say.
I haven’t followed the stock market much this year, but based on the charts, the much-maligned Helsinki Stock Exchange has started a good rally. Surely, the Finnish economy will also start a small upturn from this!
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History doesn’t repeat itself, but… Nokia also started rocketing in the '99 bubble 
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Interesting to see how Nokia’s stock will behave in the future and what significance this deal has for Nokia as a company.
Frankly, it scares me too when everything in my portfolio is in the green (except Aiforia), when will a correction come.
But let’s enjoy this hype for now, it has been lamented for many years 
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As one considers these various feelings related to Nokia’s rise, isn’t it good, on the other hand, that your portfolio doesn’t contain a stock that you’ve at some point determined to only be flatlining? You shouldn’t have any such stocks there! If such a stock then at some point surges due to news, in my opinion, it’s no shame that it’s not in your portfolio.
I, at least, wouldn’t be able to afford to keep fifty former giants in my portfolio waiting for a similar piece of news that might come someday. That (potential) return must be found by other means.
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