Given that Nokias numbers are due soon, speculation on the successes and failures of Microsoft’s closest partner has flamed up.

news.yahoo.com now brings us the following interesting tidbits:

The proportion of Nokia shares out on loan has risen to 13.2 percent in the last month, Markit data showed earlier this week, as speculative investors took bearish positions ahead of the report, expecting the shares to fall.

Given that analysts currently expect but 4 million sold Lumias, the situation looks bad – stay tuned for further info as we get it.


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