Nokia's Chief Development Officer bought $500000 worth of Nokia stock at a price of $15.3 last week, and insiders are still buying after the stock price skyrocketed. Internal purchases of NOK in the past 30 days 1) On April 28th, CEO Justin Hotard purchased 84404 shares for approximately $10.71 per share (VWAP approximately € 9.15), totaling approximately $904000 2) On April 28th, the Chairman of the Board, Timo Ihamuotila, purchased 50000 shares for approximately $10.66 per share (VWAP approximately € 9.10), totaling approximately $532500. 3) On May 25th, Senior Manager Konstanty Owczarek purchased 32595 shares for approximately $15.3457 per share, for $500000 Especially last week, Konstanty Owczarek, the senior manager who chased high and bought, was actually the Chief Development Officer of Nokia. He is also a member of the Nokia Group leadership team and is fully responsible for the company's corporate development related work: leading organizational development; Responsible for accelerating Nokia's strategic evolution and execution; Responsible for business development, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), integration, strategic investment, alliance cooperation, and NGP Capital (Nokia's own venture capital department) affairs. Especially those in charge of mergers and acquisitions and strategic investment should be one of the few people who have the clearest understanding of Nokia's strategic layout and business progress. Does this Chief Development Officer's pursuit of high status mean any big moves?