Good, good. This brought to mind a general development suggestion regarding Inderes’ texts.
Firstly, it’s naturally human for errors to creep into texts, and it naturally happens to all analysts. Fortunately, it happens significantly less often to analysts than to the average financial newspaper journalist 
But in one respect, financial newspaper journalists - or the media houses that pay their salaries - are better. When content is corrected in the media, information about what content has been changed and when is added to the end of the article. I would like to see a similar change in analyses / analyst comments.
Justification: When making new stock investments, one not only reads analysts’ comments but also returns to them many times to examine various details, etc. When going over the same texts, one naturally reads them more broadly and hastily each time. It would be great if investors were somehow informed that the content of an article has been modified after its publication, for example, with numerical corrections.