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It's not a crash. It's a correction
Got assigned on KHC, NOK, HUN, TLT and converted to CC positions
$NOK has €2.8B in AI/cloud orders and I think people are still trading it like 2021 Nokia
$Nok will be the biggest rocket 2026-2027
$NOK & $MSFT are Bringing Agentic AI Into Telecom Network Operations
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (September 16, 2026) 📈 📉
$RIG gonna giv it to ya! The offshore driller sitting at the intersection of every oil supply shock happening right now
Pre-Market Gainers and Losers for Today (September 14, 2026) 📈 📉
$NOK Someone gapped it 10% overnight in August with no news. Then came back again. Here's what the tape is saying.
The cheapest 0DTE contracts by volume today all expired worthless. 233,077 contracts, seven names, zero survivors.
Nokia to shutter Hangzhou R&D site as its long-awaited Chinese cuts begin
$NOK: Trump’s investment chief meeting Nokia might be part of something much bigger
NOK - Trump’s investment chief just went to Finland and met with Nokia
NOK - Trump’s investment chief just went to Finland and met with Nokia
CEO of US DFC met with NOK today to discuss co-investments.
Trump administration investment chief makes trip to Finland — important meeting with Nokia
Roast my first little portfolio, complete newbie. Constructive criticism also welcome
10 defense/space stocks, one snapshot. The valuation and drawdown gaps across this group is interesting. As at closing on Friday 24th July 2026
$NOK keeps getting hit. Anyone still holding or finally gave up?
Nokia is 21% of my portfolio and I still want more.
Nokia is Deepening Its Autonomous Networks Strategy by Partnership with Amazon's AWS and Databricks.
Nokia ($NOK) Has Some Intriguing Growth Opportunities In The Coming Years
Reviewing 6 Future Growth Opportunities for $NOK
NOK price action follows Bollinger Bands almost perfectly
How do you guys reposition on somewhat speculative stocks with decent long term potential like BB and NOK after a massive downturn?
Nokia is it worth investing after 10%$ loss today ? NOK
HPE, DELL, BB, NOK, CSCO… got a hot scoop on the next one
Nokia $NOK working on Quantum Secure Network (QQSN)
Nokia $NOK working on Quantum Secure Network (QQSN)
Nokia Partners with QuStream to Advance Quantum-Safe Networking: Next-Gen Security on High-Performance Hardware
I’m not chasing $NOK here. The AI story is real, but the risk/reward is no longer clean.
Nokia is quietly becoming the backbone of AI infrastructure and nobody noticed 🚀
Thoughts on my portfolio fairly new to the stock game messed around with the game stop/blockbuster stuff way back when since then I've shifted my focus into making my stocks work for me and I'm still learning so all advice is welcome.
NOK & BB might be the most misunderstood AI plays on the market right now
NOK & BB might be the most misunderstood AI plays on the market right now
$NOK DD - The Great Shit Brick Phone Repricing
Is SOFI and NOW calls a good idea in the MU, ASTS, SLS, NOK market hype?
Not to forget $NOK too, let's enjoy the ride up!
Tested Nokia ($NOK) under different WACC and growth scenarios
Another $NOK gain, just not as big as 100x bagger holy shit
DD: How 5G infrastructure requirements will push legacy giants $NOK and $ERIC
Addressing 5 Rumors Circling $NOK Right Now
NOK +123% YTD, but still cheap? $10M+ LEAPS calls say yes. What's next?
Took my whole IRA out of VOO yesterday and bought AMD and NOK calls. Am I dumb? Probably.
I think the Chinese restaurant is inversing my trades
x30 baggers on NOK and will diamond hand until x100
Clown me all you want I think this will print in the year 2030 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
The sleeping giant is finally waking up $NOK
$NOK stealthy going up while other AI companies are sliding today.
Yara International a Good Buy, It seems to be sinificantly below its intrinsic price using DCF
Mentions
Seriously debating more NOK, but am retarded so should just long something having a good year like RGR
Does Santa have a quantum computer for his naughty and nice list whilst using BB and NOK software for his sleigh? If so, I should be ok.
**BanBet Won** — /u/Salt_Contract342 (12W - 4L, 75%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NOK** ▲ | $7.69 → $7.77 | +1.0% | 8m | Won |
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 11W - 4L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NOK** | $7.77 (above) | $7.69 | +1.0% | Sat 9:41 AM ET |
A lot of penny stocks options that were ripping before September have become trash lately. Can't do AAL, SOFI, NOK anymore, either they don't move or trend is choppy.
Kept an eye on the trend, bought puts on NVDA and puts on IWM, cashed out at 50% profit, rolled profits into INTW shares. Did that three times throughout the day, not because it is intelligent, but because I am holding shares in SPCX, INTC, and NOK and they were bleeding off so fast that all my gains off puts were decaying every time I sold one of my put positions. End of day I doubled my INTW shares and significantly lowered my average cost. Port ended up really close to break even by close.
Meanwhile me with NOK, PLTR and NVDA stocks https://preview.redd.it/f8kzq773xlzh1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=61804642aadc123eb9d0e26794a7dc3bdd3b061a I HATE MY LIFE
hey dipshits, FN stock up 10% on monster beat. They make optical networking products for others, like LITE, NOK, CSCO, cien. Buy the dip vs jerking it to Burry tweets.
I'll be watching NOK flounder around
1. How did you get started with options, and what resources helped you the most? 2. If you were starting over, what strategy would you learn first? 3. Is day trading options realistic when you have a full-time job, or is swing trading a better approach? 4. How much time do you realistically spend researching, analyzing charts, and managing trades? 5. Would you recommend paper trading for a few months before putting real money in? 6. How much starting capital would you recommend for a beginner? 7. What are some of the biggest mistakes you made early on that I should avoid? \---------- 1. I started with options back in my youth as a fun experiment. I got really engaged with them as time went on for their ease of use. I read a lot of real academic papers, watched OpenCourseWare from colleges and actually used YouTubers like Mark Meldrum or Patrick Boyle, both actual professionals (and millionaires) who either teach the CFA or run a hedge fund. Their old work is all educational and goes through real textbooks. I took in zero gurus. 2. The simplest is S-K trading which I still use today. In essence it's collecting the delta difference between the strike you buy and the resting price. Most people try to do this backwards (the price of XYZ is 10 and they think it will go to 8 so they buy a put at strike 8, treating it as a barrier) but it should be done with the intrinsic value in mind (the price of XYZ is 10 and I think it will go to 8 so I buy a strike 12 ITM with the intent to collect $4, paying $2) making directional trading extremely easy to do. In many cases I make higher multiples because I gravely underestimate how far something can go in my favor over time. For the beginner this should be done over the course of 90+ day contracts. To give a live reference to a real contract the $10 NOK PUT, which is ITM, at 137D is only $204.00. If NOK goes to $7 the intrinsic value alone grants you at least $1, or $100 profit, not including time value. Obviously this can go against you as well, but the deeper in the money and longer dated the option, the easier it is to manage and more likely to work out given your ultimate pathing is correct. 3. The best approach is to long-trade a thesis over 90+ days. Let's say that after the mid-terms you think that there will be a Santa Rally in the stock market, and that $NOK will benefit and rise from it's current price at least $1. You would buy an ITM call for what you believed would happen and just set an appropriate stop and price target based on the intrinsic value of the option. So in this case you might stop out at 15% to save you if you're severely mistaken but set a profit for $1.00 above the price you pay. Swing Trading and Day Trading are not only not required, they're completely unnecessary, and options do best when you give them lots and lots of time when you're very, very right. They actually gain leverage over time via deltas. 4. Very, very little for the above strategy. You just need to make a conviction based on a reasonable thesis and let go. You can check in on it as often as you wish but if the stop is correctly set and the thesis is decent you really have to do very, very little. 5. No. I know this isn't popular but paper trading sets you up really poorly when it comes to spread and such real-world situations. You'll never get bad fills with most paper trading apps and so unless you get one that actually hosts realistic fills, including partials and failures to fill at all, you're going to learn the market entirely wrong. You're much better off in a low vol, stable environment that is simply slow moving. 6. Less than $500. Single options only, slow tickers only, low spread only should cost about $300 at most to put on a 90+ day trade and just watch. The account should be funded as little as possible and profits should not be taken out of the account either. The goal should be to take the $300 and bring it up to $1,000 slowly. If you can't do that no amount of capital will solve your problems. 7. Trading anything with less than 90D+ duration. As a beginner the buffer of time is so important it's unreal. The reason is that in real-time you get to learn that markets are somewhere between rip-your-face-off fast and slower-than-molasses-slow at the same time. Consider for a moment our recent downturn in the stock markets. Do you know how long it took to actually happen? 15 *real* days. **Everyone had 15 whole ass days to exit before Google fell 10%.** That doesn't mean that it isn't surprising on the 15th day at all, but it shouldn't be mistaken for everyone having no chance to leave either. All this to say that if your thesis was "the market is going down" 17 days ago and you bet it all on puts that expired a week later you'd have missed well over 90% of the actual move because these things really do take that long. And this is "fast" in market time. Markets are like bullet-time if bullet-time were measured in ticks on a screen.
I feel that. I took my IBM upside and rolled it into RDDT at 130's instead of VZ like you suggested. Doubled down to DCA at 115ish. Oh, and am sitting on NOK at $10, INFQ at $12, in my gambling accnt. Octobear has not been great to me lol. My stubborn ass isn't selling shit for 6months meow, it seems
Remember to stop in time. In Norway we had a guy selling his phone company for (Chess) for 2,4 billion NOK, approximately 261 million USD at todays exchange rate. He got 100+ million USD in “cash»/profit. He put all his money in stocks and lost everything and more. He is now known for his loss and for becoming somewhat of a criminal. His name, Idar Vollvik
I meed a mircle. And that means NOK getting back to 9+
Jesua fuck NOK can you please fucking go UP!
If NOK can please get back to 9+ then that would minimize so much of the other damage. Please give me a fucking miracle.
No worries. NOK was down 15% on earnings last week and came all the way back in 5 days. I bought the dip. Might do so here.
Seriously NOK wtf. You absolute fuck face POS
Seriously NOK. WTF YOU POS
Sold my NOK position and got into RDDT, i hope you win
Cmon NOK. Just break 9.40. Please.
NOK you're pissing me off. Just please fucking go up to 9.50+
Cmon NOK...please jusy climb up like another 15/20c. Please.
$NOK vs $BB vs $SOFI ?
Really hoping MSFT kills earnings and goes up and helps NOK in the process since they do business together. Hoping NOK gets back over 9.50 before EOW
Not sure if i should hang onto my NOK calls with MFSt earnings today. Fuck.
damn NOK has been treating me well this week
if NOK gets the deal think it will pop...
the next one to pop... SPCX fans. Since SPCX announced the potential 80,000 cell towers they would need to compete with VZ, AT&T and TMUS, Crown Castle spiked cause they build and rent space on the towers. SPCX will need RAN equipment for those towers; ERIC, NOK or Samsung are their choices...billions of dollars to of spend. Rumor is NOK has best change because they have a deal with NVDA for their RAN baseband equipment.
Hell yeah, my NOK calls are pumping holy smokes
My NOK calls are doing well lmaooo that is a surprise
I'm not here for that sir. Made 10k on NOK . Am I ready my master?
Rddt keeps freezing. So fuck you rddt. And fuck you NOK and BE.
NOK and AAOI are treating me right
First time in 4 months of NOK investing that my calls will be profitable
I like NOK too. Both. Just not sure if I enter again yet
Bought some NOK and AAOI cuz the chart lookin good
NOK royally fucked me today. Hard.
For the past yearish I have been playing ALL high beta in that account. Been making some huge gains pulled alittle bit of profit. Most of those losses are attributed to RKLB, IONQ, NNE, JOBY, ACHR, and NOK.
I'm down 7K in MU and NOK. On we go!
Do you live under a rock? All AI networking is down 15% so why the fuck do you think NOK should be the exception?
170mill + traded in NOK today. What the fuck. 15% drop is ridiculous
Can NOK go up 50% next week??????????????????
So MRNA gets halted at -11% and my NOK went blasting through -12%??
Yeah, well... ask me how my NOK position is doing.
Just woke up guys! Saw META and NOK crushed earnings. Haven’t looked yet but my calls are sooooooo fucking green!
Wtf market. Go up. Especially you NOK
NOK and META smash earnings and get slaughtered while NTFX is currently having a green day. I hate this market so much.
Of all the fake and gay dips today NOK is the fakest and gayest
I really thought NOK would bump with some good news 🤡
NOK sending my account to 0
NOK crushes earnings. Down 5.5%
Damn NOK had great beating but still drilling. Was my only hope for today
The primal need to pull all the extra liquidity outta VUAA and buying the fuck outta the NOK dip
Damn NOK had great beating but still drilling. Was my only hope for today, i guess its the end for my port
Yall can someone explain in gorilla terms to my stupid ass why NOK stock go down if NOK moni go up?
$NOK earnings tomorrow🤔
A 7 for 1 would lead to the stock barely moving during news or earnings and kill premium. Get too many shares outstanding you might as well change your ticker to NOK
NOK significantly disappointed me before
Went all in on NOK calls for earnings tomorrow , with smci and zuck reporting good results, I am expecting the AI sentiment to be back for NOK and pump it to 10+ Any one else on the NOK train ?
HBAN, NOK calls; KO, PG puts
I was gonna buy some but opt'd for PG/NOK/HBAN calls. These will hit, good trade 👍
I would put a stop loss on NOK at $8.27/share. Hopefully it’ll rally back up on a nice earnings. Let’s see 🚀 or 🕳️ weee
NOK was good yesterday, i dont know if they will be up again today though
Anybody like NOK at all?
Deal with NOK and SPCX to allow data centers on the Moon
Too true, too bad I'm full ported into NOK Oct 30th Calls
I doubled down on NOK yesterday I say fuck it
NOK goes down, HTZ goes up 🤦♂️
NOK making me wish I just bought HTZ
NOK earnings gonna be insane
down 36% on my single watchlist share of NOK.
**BanBet Won** — /u/Salt_Contract342 (8W - 4L, 67%) | Ticker | Entry → Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NOK** ▲ | $9.13 → $9.31 | +2.0% | 16h 32m | Won |
Here’s the AI slop version for the regards: Stock Reddit implied move Historical average* Initial interpretation NOK ±10.28% 3.3% Unusually expensive-looking BE ±12.15% 16.5% Worth checking for underpriced volatility DECK ±10.56% 11.3% Close to historical WDC ±10.73% 9.4% Roughly in line CLF ±12.38% 11.8% Roughly in line UAL ±7.08% 7.2% Roughly in line 1. Nokia (NOK) — potentially overpriced volatility Earnings: Thursday, October 22, before market open 10.28% implied move vs. 3.3% historical peak intraday average This is the most dramatic discrepancy in your screenshot. A separate options-data source confirms the approximately 10.3% weekly implied move. But there’s a reason Nokia might behave differently now. Nvidia invested $1 billion in Nokia in October 2025, tying its investment story much more closely to AI networking. Possible strategy to examine: An iron condor or another defined-risk premium-selling position, if the actual premiums adequately compensate for the risk. The danger is assuming Nokia’s old low-volatility behavior still applies to a company whose investor base and business narrative have changed. 2. RingCentral (RNG) — potentially underpriced large moves Earnings: Thursday, October 22, after market close 13.26% implied move This one deserves attention because its recent earnings reactions have been extreme. Previous report Stock reaction July 2026 +25.1% May 2026 +0.5% February 2026 +34.4% November 2025 −8.3% Historical earnings reactions reported by TipRanks. Two of its last four reported earnings reactions exceeded 25%. That’s interesting when the current option market implies about 13%. Possible strategy to examine: An at-the-money long straddle or wide strangle if the total debit and bid–ask spreads are reasonable. However, two extreme observations out of four are not enough to establish a statistical advantage. The stock has changed substantially over that period, and two of those four moves would have disappointed a buyer paying today’s 13% implied move. 3. Western Digital (WDC) — a directional AI sentiment trade Earnings: Thursday, October 22, after market close 10.73% implied move Western Digital is particularly interesting because the company has benefited from cloud-storage demand, but AI-related technology stocks have recently sold off sharply. Its fiscal 2026 results showed substantial revenue and margin improvements. However, its customer concentration and dependence on hyperscaler spending are also meaningful vulnerabilities. The implied move isn’t obviously cheap compared with its history. I wouldn’t buy a straddle solely because of that 10.73%. Possible strategy to examine: A call debit spread if you’re independently bullish on guidance, or a put debit spread if you expect a worsening AI capital-spending outlook. This is more of a fundamental directional opportunity than an obvious volatility-pricing discrepancy. 4. Bloom Energy (BE) — a high-volatility AI infrastructure event Earnings: Thursday, October 22, after market close 12.15% implied move Bloom has become closely linked to the AI data-center power buildout. Recent selling reflects concerns about the financing of that investment cycle, rather than simply the demand for electricity. This creates the possibility of an especially meaningful earnings reaction if management either confirms strong demand or warns about financing-related project delays. But the more comparable recent historical data suggests that the 12% implied move is approximately fair, not obviously underpriced. Possible strategy to examine: A defined-risk directional debit spread, rather than automatically paying for both sides of a straddle. I’d want a specific view about earnings guidance before making that trade. Two names missing from the Reddit list There are two other interesting discrepancies in the broader earnings calendar. Stock Current implied Historical average* Tesla (TSLA) 7.6% 9.6% Meta (META) 6.9% 10.4% *Ten-year historical peak intraday earnings-move averages from EarningsWatcher, which aren’t directly comparable with closing option payoffs. At first glance those look like potentially underpriced straddles. However, using more recent closing-price history, Optionomics estimates Meta’s average reaction over its recent sample at 6.86%, versus an average implied move of 7.35%. So the apparent bargain largely disappears. Tesla’s recent average realized earnings move was 8.56%, compared with 7.49% implied, leaving a more interesting—but still unproven—case for buying volatility. For your existing NVDA calls, though, Meta’s earnings may be the most consequential event of the entire week. Its capital-spending outlook could affect sentiment toward Nvidia and other AI infrastructure providers. One warning about the Reddit list I found at least one apparent calendar discrepancy. AMC Entertainment appears in the Reddit earnings list with a 9.28% implied move, but another earnings calendar currently estimates its report for November 4, not October 19–23. That doesn’t necessarily make the quoted options percentage wrong. But if the earnings date is wrong, the intended event trade may be completely different. And Cleveland-Cliffs is reporting before the market opens Monday, October 19, so waiting until Monday’s regular session to buy options would mean entering after the announcement. Always verify the precise reporting date and use the expiration immediately following earnings when evaluating event premiums. The actual opportunity test If I were screening these as a professional, I’d want to see the following before putting money into one of them: Requirement Why it matters Actual ATM call + put ask Determines the real cost of buying the straddle Actual ATM call + put bid Determines what you can recover immediately Last 8–12 earnings closing moves Better comparison than just historical intraday highs Expected post-earnings IV decline Essential for estimating the value remaining after earnings Available spread widths and liquidity Determines whether a theoretical advantage survives execution costs For premium-selling positions I’d also model a much larger-than-expected move, not just the average historical reaction. Where I land Nokia and RingCentral are the two names I’d investigate first for potential volatility-pricing discrepancies. They represent opposite hypotheses: Nokia’s 10% move may be too expensive, while RingCentral’s 13% could be inadequate if its recent large-reaction behavior persists. Western Digital is interesting for a more traditional earnings-direction thesis. Bloom Energy is fascinating but doesn’t appear clearly underpriced on a like-for-like volatility comparison.
it actually fucking is Goodtech ASA (OSL: GOD) trades on the Oslo Stock Exchange at approximately NOK 15.20 to NOK 17.20 per share
**BanBet Created** ▲ | **Record:** 7W - 4L | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **NOK** | $9.31 (above) | $9.13 | +2.0% | Tue 2:07 PM ET |
I feel like IBM and NOK probably weren't my best choices this Q
The only one I’m interested is NOK because that’s the one I own.
I’ve been taking profits on the pumps and exiting positions to harvest loses where reasonable. When it dumps I reinvest where I can. It hasn’t gone perfectly I have 230 shares of AVGO and I’ll definitely half to lose 25-30% of that just to have safety cash. During this recent crash I averaged down: STX, MU, NBIS, MP, NVTS, APLD, and a bit of NOK. And sold AMD and some MSFT to buttress my cash. Along with some random small positions that weren’t doing anything except tying up cash.
Why the disparity between CIEN and NOK when they are competitors in the same market? (Honest question)
NOK $10 tomorrow PLEASE
I’m bag holding long calls on NOK right now absolutely pumbled these past 3 days
My NOK calls are straight burnt
Not really swinging anything atm. Nothing is really piquing my vibes honestly. Getting beat up by NOK BB and INFQ though, so that is fun.
what do you guys think of $NOK?
NOK is a $60b empire that already mooned tho. No opportunity left
How is no one talking about $NOK like the fact no one’s saying anything means it’s the next right? Nvidia has so much $ up its ass.
I had quite a big dip, and recovery. So it is possible. Shout out to NOK. https://preview.redd.it/mpd4kjid1muh1.jpeg?width=1079&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d0641f785d3eda6720954a2834a918e7d02dd624