Lumia 920T (NOK) batches are still quickly selling out in China ... and that's not a good thing,...

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agliata Comments (55)
 
I call BS. 30k?
20 Feb, 05:53 PM Reply Like

kero Comments (7)
 
Lumia 920T in stock at China Mobile's GuangDong store. Climbs back to the top of best sellers list. http://bit.ly/WbIUv2 is already availble at three other China Mobile stores. So, supply is better and demand is consitently good.
21 Feb, 01:34 AM Reply Like

Cindywu1018 Comments (69)
 
Bloomberg was wrong about Nokia's cashing burning rate. Did they correct their article - No!

Anybody ever worked in distribution knows if supplier cannot fulfill terms and conditions of a partnership contract - penalty will follow. I just don't believe that China mobile or Nokia will let the supply issue remain unsolved by now.

Btw, I am so happy to add another 20k for a bargain price.
21 Feb, 06:40 AM Reply Like

yongshuai Comments (37)
 
30K, seems legit ! lol...fake enuf?
20 Feb, 05:58 PM Reply Like

celebritydave Comments (30)
 
Nothing like creating demand?

Id be surprised if the 30k number was accurate.
20 Feb, 06:15 PM Reply Like

Systembolaget Comments (2702)
 
Tero Kuittinen is still suffering from his narcissist blow. Gloom and doom on all fronts, whatever the issue. A long time ago, he was a brilliant man, now reduced by his own doings to a ranting natterer, full of negativity and frustration. Time to move on.
20 Feb, 06:16 PM Reply Like

Mr. Knowitall Comments (2809)
 
This article is misleading and somewhat dishonest.

The actual title of the article is:
Limited edition Cyan Nokia Lumia 920 now on sale in China, sells out http://bit.ly/WXtE8R

So while production may or may not be getting better, we can't conclude that production is still broken because a *Limited edition Cyan Nokia Lumia* has sold out.

Hint: it's called "Limited edition" for a reason.
20 Feb, 06:27 PM Reply Like

Systembolaget Comments (2702)
 
If Nokia sells out in China - it is bad, because supply is too low. If Nokia sells not out in China - it is bad, because demand is too low. Nokia must therefore try to sell "lagom". This is a Swedish keyword and cannot be translated - even with Google Translate :)

The Tero Kuittinen logic goes like this: whatever happens, Nokia is at fault. Always. Everywhere. At any time. In all parallel universes as well.
20 Feb, 06:51 PM Reply Like

Mike_Grasbie Comments (112)
 
Nokia stock has been upgraded by analysts:

http://bit.ly/WbaZCB
20 Feb, 07:17 PM Reply Like

OldWarrior Comments (1319)
 
Maybe that's why it fell again today LOL
20 Feb, 09:26 PM Reply Like

mepa84 Comments (30)
 
The reason behind Nokia’s decision to postpone the launch of 620 in India is that it is selling very well in European countries such as Germany, Italy and UK. In other words, this is a reallocation of the supply which is reasonable as when a product is selling out in a market and the supply cannot meet the demand it is foolish to supply the produced units to an untested market.
20 Feb, 06:56 PM Reply Like

Mike_Grasbie Comments (112)
 
New website for latest news about Nokia Lumia and Nokia stocks:

http://bit.ly/155ZmTj
20 Feb, 07:08 PM Reply Like

slcUTAH Comments (255)
 
NOK closed today at $3.82- losing .11 on the day. I'm thinking that the stock is heading down to $3.60 - $3.70 not only due to negative news by analysts with short positions driving it down but also because of negative news from Washington. This will be an excellent level to load up on Nokia shares and remain long.
20 Feb, 07:18 PM Reply Like

Mr. Knowitall Comments (2809)
 
Agreed slcUTAH.

I think we will see a pop with MWC, so load up now, sell on the pop, then sit back and ride your long positions.
20 Feb, 07:38 PM Reply Like

DeepValueLover Comments (5089)
 
So Nokia does NOT have supply issues?

Is the media lying?
20 Feb, 08:22 PM Reply Like

OldWarrior Comments (1319)
 
Nokia may well have a supply issue, but possibly because the Duopoly views them as a threat, and Nokia is still small enough to not be able to "Strongarm" suppliers. Apple is well known for using their purchasing power to cut suppliers' margins razor thin (They almost killed Sharp) Samsung has an equally strong position, although it does most of it's own manufacturing, it could well be threatening Nokia Suppliers with market flooding and Price Wars to some of the weaker Nokia suppliers. I am probably starting my own Rumor Mill here, but I cannot think of another explanation. While Synaptics announced in September http://bit.ly/Ytoy1A- Dated 9/ 5/2012 that they are making the touchscreens, I have to wonder if they have to sub out some work to companies like Sharp. Is $QCON so dependent on Apple and Samsung that they would slow delivery to $NOK? Possibly IMHO since Broadcom and even Intel are going to be in direct competition with $QCON soon. (Likely Q1 2014 from what I have gleaned)
Certainly the 920 and the EOS are arguably better than the Big Kids' Best current Phones.
Bottom line, I am hopeful to be able to raise more cash to invest in $NOK at these prices before the MWC (likely IMO) pop. I just hope that NSN can carry $NOK long enough to break the logjam, for whatever reason it exists.
20 Feb, 09:49 PM Reply Like

techy46 Comments (3918)
 
Oh what a difference a year makes? Let's see last year it was is the Lumia 900 really coming soon? Oh, then we got it but Lumia 900 can't run WP8. Then we had Nokia creating shortages of Lumia 920 but only shipping a few. Now we got Nokia can't produce enough Lumia 920T's for China. That's better than nobody in China wanting a Lumia 920T.

Check out this video of Lenovo's K900 Clover Trail + smart phone.

http://bit.ly/136FKzP
21 Feb, 05:18 AM Reply Like

needsomebling Comments (15)
 
I can't wait for the pop that's coming in April and then through the end of the year :)
21 Feb, 12:16 PM Reply Like