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Wow....Looks Lumia 900 is doing pretty well in the US.....Good news for Nokia, I bet their stock will climb back up after summer's earning statement:

http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderd...ays-town-hall/

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Love the enthusiasm, but until real numbers come out, I have to hold my enthusiasm.

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Lol, no wonder you keep getting pissed at that guy's posts. Add him to the list, if nobody entertains him, he'll stop soon enough.

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You DO realize the article SPECIFICALLY states Windows on ARM (WOA) will not have ActiveDirectory support. It's all about managing tablets. OK, knowing that--I'm sure plenty of people will be happy to hear that it DOES have ActiveDirectory support, then. Since you clearly KNOW that this is FUD and obviously can prove these rumors to be untrue, can you please point out where you've read that Windows 8 (WOA) for tablets will have ActiveDirectory so that I can pass that word along to them with some citation and evidence?

Thanks!

In the meantime, since this is that thread... how's the NOKIA stock doing lately? :)

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I'm used to being able to click on a user's name and add them from a drop down. Now, thanks to gerbick, it's taken care of.

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More recent headlines...

Is Growing Smartphone Market a Curse For Nokia Corporation? (NYSE:NOK, NOK)

"Shares of NOK closed lower by 3.14% to $3.70 on Friday after hitting a 15-year low of $3.69. For the week, the stock was about 8%. The stock has lost over 50% since Elop announced the deal with Microsoft."

Nokia Oyj Stock Downgraded (NOK)

"Nokia Oyj (NYSE:NOK) has been downgraded by TheStreet Ratings from hold to sell. The company's weaknesses can be seen in multiple areas, such as its deteriorating net income, disappointing return on equity, poor profit margins, weak operating cash flow and generally disappointing historical performance in the stock itself."

I do love the incredible optimism of this one, though:
Nokia Rating Increased to Equal Weight at Evercore Partners (NOK)

"A number of other analysts have also recently weighed in on NOK. Analysts at Benchmark Co. upgraded shares of Nokia from a “hold” rating to a “buy” rating in a research note to investors on Thursday. They now have a $45.00 price target on the stock."

Wow... oooookay. But then it goes on to contrast...

"Thursday. Finally, analysts at Zacks downgraded shares of Nokia from a “neutral” rating to an “underperform” rating in a research note to investors on Friday, April 13rd. They now have a $3.75 price target on the stock."

Regarding the Lumia 900's US sales numbers in particular:
Can Microsoft Survive Digital Darwinism?

"The Lumia 900 smartphone had a problem with suddenly dropping high-speed data connections. Not a good first impression, guys. To remedy the problem, Nokia is offering a full refund to all customers before today. While Microsoft won't divulge sales figures for its mobile platform, Nokia said sales of the new Lumia had been 'mixed,' according to The New York Times."
"Anything less than stellar is bad news for Microsoft as it struggles to gain share of the booming smartphone and tablet market. If you squint and look closely, you may be able to see Microsoft's microscopic 4% piece of the mobile pie. Meanwhile, Apple and Google (NAS: GOOG) steal the show -- together commanding more than 80% of the U.S. smartphone market, according to comScore."

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To be or not to be, in the future, that is the question for Nokia.

To make Tizen-devices or die, that is the answer.

"2.66 Euros = 3.50189 U.S. dollars" and going down.

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Guys, I have lost a few dollars on the last days news, but when all people are selling, I'm buying and you get it cheaper and cheaper too.

Lets see how things turn out 2,5 years from now. I'm still supprised that people like you just go after the negatives. Just look at history and some of the most valueble companies have been worth almost nothing at some point. It goes up and down. This goes for everything; countries, life, stocks...even beers.

But do not put all your beers in the same thread. Spread the beers to several threads if some threads are deleted in the future.

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Wait... I thought you left?