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Here the advantages.

1. Company is part of a short market
>shorts involved so hedge funds expect it to bomb
>if you keep long and trust high, bearish attitude will damage hedge funds
So it is an ethical buy

2. Company is solid
>the company is good and has survived the demise of Nokia phones. Now it deals with 5g
>concerning 5g infrastructure, this is the go-to choice by EU, since we don't want China coming over and infiltrate the fortress
>Nokia = Finland = synonyms. So Nokia is not gonna crash
Basically you get the same benefits of GME except GME = not solid in the long run. NOK is

3. Bonus: EU market suffers the US one, but has good nighttime trading spirit. Moreover, investing in Euro with your wallet might be shielded by diversifying with other EU shares like, e.g. Pfizer.
...So, the bonus is this. If you don't like the US market or deem it too volatile these days... You can access a market with less gains but more safety: you can activate a EU wallet when abroad. Reason I am saying this is that accessing foreign markets might make you incur in extra fees, but if gains are above 5% such fees are covered already. This means you can play European and feel safer with slightly less gains... I feel like saying this because you might be deterred if your bank or broker asks you 10 $ to trade Euros next to your ordinary US or Asian wallet

Also, markets like Paris have an avg of 3000 transactions per day so a single anon has more power to rock the boat

### WHAT TO EXPECT
So here are your strategies. They are based on two scenarios:
>SCENARIO 1
when Nokia reports are in, Nokia shows good figures so the shares you hoarded until 4th Feb go even higher. Everyone wins. You can keep safely...
>SCENARIO 2
If NOKIA shows negative figures in its Feb, 4th report... Hedge funds will cash in. But this is when the Arm Wrestling begins. The longer you hold, the higher the price when hedge funds cover their options. This makes them cry hard. Hold

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