As Texrat pointed out, stocks in general are dropping because of the international situation and rising oil prices.

However, this is not good news for Nokia. It's kind of like the problematic terrain that Nokia is navigating suddenly got quicksand on top of everything else.

What happens when money gets tighter? People get more conservative and older operating systems start looking better, as do wives. There's no place like home, Toto. Companies that are in the midst of big reorganizations look riskier.