Here we go again. It never fails. Whenever a merger completes, with almost few exceptions, the bigger company falters on the stock market. This time, Nokia’s drop is due not to its merger but from its failure to secure a bigger payment from Samsung (SSNLF). What Happened? Nokia accepted a $1.1 billion payment from Samsung. This is nearly double the 2014 amount. Nokia could have made more, but Samsung is struggling this year. It revised downward its expectations for this year. This may have signaled Samsung would have dragged IP discussions longer. Nokia wanted the cash and now it has it. Nokia is down around 10 percent premarket. The selling is overdone. Expect a bounce back in the coming days as investors view ending lingering IP monetization uncertainties as a good thing. Now it’s back to business for Nokia. Networks and Ozo (VR).