Forum On Nokia, Covering NSN, HERE, IP, And General Discussion. [View instapost]
I've heard that sending encrypted medical records through email falls within the current regulations. Unfortunately S/MIME is not yet supported on WP8.
But as you say Old Warrior "I can see huge possibilities in healthcare." : )
Dialing into a secured servers is definitely painstaking.
@BTR2RSK Everywhere you look Nokia's Fundamentals are strong and one should disregard the price swing at all cost. We are talking about 1.50 to 10 cents price swings. Being disgruntled over such swings only shows that a person is trading and not investing. I am adding as much shares as I can every month while it is still discounted below $5. I have disclosed many times buying at this price is a steal. It is also a swing trading haven due to price volatility.
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
The best way not to lose money on this trade is not to sell. It doesn't matter if you had been buying in the $2 range or $3 range. The company's fundamentals are strong for the long run which gives a hint of light at the end of the tunnel. I've ridden this roller coster averaging down to $1.90 range. Swing trading and scalping is another way to protect your gains. Options is another animal which I am trying to tame. Short interest w/ exaggerated macro/micro news is definitely affecting the market price. IMHO.
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
"Nokia will not be paying a dividend this year; however, you can create your own dividends by selling options on this highly volatile stock. By doing that, I am able to bring down my breakeven price further each month. I am still holding onto my Nokia shares and I am hoping to add more if the share price falls below $3.00."
Don't look for Nokia (NOK -2.3%) to release a Lumia phone with a physical keyboard, says smartphone EVP Jo Harlow. “It’s really a question, “is there a large enough audience out there?,” she rhetorically asks, while calling those who still want QWERTYs a "dying breed." Outside of BlackBerry's (BBRY +0.4%) Q10, there has been a dearth of major QWERTY smartphone announcements lately. [View news story]
I know for sure that BBRY is paying Nokia for every BB10 sold :)
Don't look for Nokia (NOK -2.3%) to release a Lumia phone with a physical keyboard, says smartphone EVP Jo Harlow. “It’s really a question, “is there a large enough audience out there?,” she rhetorically asks, while calling those who still want QWERTYs a "dying breed." Outside of BlackBerry's (BBRY +0.4%) Q10, there has been a dearth of major QWERTY smartphone announcements lately. [View news story]
Nokia Lumia key pad is very easy to use especially in landscape format, Nokia currently still makes/offers qwerty keypads in their Asha line. I believe Asha 302 has qwerty.
Groupon Special: Buy A $6 Stock For $4.20 [View article]
In a note to employee, he said: After four and a half intense and wonderful years as CEO of Groupon, I've decided that I'd like to spend more time with the family. Just kidding - I was fired today. If your wondering why.... You haven't been paying attention."
It took AAPL some years to be released in the VZ market. Nokia has bigger fishes to fry globally other than persuading Verizon's 110 million mobile customers who has a strong affinity with AAPL and Samsung products. In due time it will be released to VZ. Capturing the lower end smartphone market is a bold move for Nokia alongside a strangle-hold on the feature market, again globally. LONG NOKIA are the words for the day.
Im glad Nokia did not announced any high end phones today. It would've destroyed the 920's image. Elop and team sees the bigger picture on how to secure Nokia's future by capturing the feature market and help them transition to the low cost Lumia lines. Higher end phone should be save later in the year to create more buzz and not steal the spotlight off the Lumia 920, which is still considered the most innovative phone in the market.
The Music Stops For ResMed: Potential Downside, And Management Already Has A Seat [View article]
Resmed has the sleep medicine world on a choke hold. Best products hands down, no company can compare. I do agree that it is a bit pricey at the moment, but $10-$14 is a bit low don't you think. I see it going back to low 30's after a correction. Looking to make a decent position again for my dividend portfolio. This company is leading the sleep field, 90 million people left undiagnosed, cyclical product. etc. etc. Great solid company to hold. Thanks for the article, still a good read.
Forum On Nokia, Covering NSN, HERE, IP, And General Discussion. [View instapost]
But as you say Old Warrior "I can see huge possibilities in healthcare." : )
Dialing into a secured servers is definitely painstaking.
Forum On Nokia, Covering NSN, HERE, IP, And General Discussion. [View instapost]
http://bit.ly/Z1pUXd
Nokia And The Ford Company [View instapost]
Everywhere you look Nokia's Fundamentals are strong and one should disregard the price swing at all cost. We are talking about 1.50 to 10 cents price swings. Being disgruntled over such swings only shows that a person is trading and not investing. I am adding as much shares as I can every month while it is still discounted below $5. I have disclosed many times buying at this price is a steal. It is also a swing trading haven due to price volatility.
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
Short Interest For Nokia Is At An All-Time High [View article]
~ Jacob Steinberg
Forum On Nokia, Covering NSN, HERE, IP, And General Discussion. [View instapost]
Don't look for Nokia (NOK -2.3%) to release a Lumia phone with a physical keyboard, says smartphone EVP Jo Harlow. “It’s really a question, “is there a large enough audience out there?,” she rhetorically asks, while calling those who still want QWERTYs a "dying breed." Outside of BlackBerry's (BBRY +0.4%) Q10, there has been a dearth of major QWERTY smartphone announcements lately. [View news story]
Don't look for Nokia (NOK -2.3%) to release a Lumia phone with a physical keyboard, says smartphone EVP Jo Harlow. “It’s really a question, “is there a large enough audience out there?,” she rhetorically asks, while calling those who still want QWERTYs a "dying breed." Outside of BlackBerry's (BBRY +0.4%) Q10, there has been a dearth of major QWERTY smartphone announcements lately. [View news story]
Groupon Special: Buy A $6 Stock For $4.20 [View article]
LOL... Best corporate email ever.
Forum On Nokia's Mobile Devices [View instapost]
Forum On Nokia's Mobile Devices [View instapost]
Making Money W/ Nokia The "Long Leverage Way" [View instapost]
This is the same crashed we experienced on Sept 5th, 2012 with the WP8 Lumia Launch.
The Music Stops For ResMed: Potential Downside, And Management Already Has A Seat [View article]