Quite a bit of belittling. I suspect that for most investors, this is still a more profitable solution than relying on their own skills as a stock picker. Naturally, this strategy doesn’t guarantee outperformance, and massive tracking error against indices is certainly to be expected in the future as well.
I have a fair amount of Citycon and this whole mess pisses me off like a small squirrel.
Most forum users are probably smart enough to have stayed away from Citycon (after all, the company’s dividend yield is currently a round 0
)
But you can practice sympathy by imagining examples like a great takeover bid for Remedy at €16 per share, and Kamux taken off the stock exchange with a “premium” at a price of €2.4, or a takeover bid for Qt with a significant premium at a price of €42 ![]()
Yeah, this is on @Yu_Gong’s team’s table, so I don’t doubt it will be improved eventually ![]()
I have always wondered why these ownership listings are handled so carelessly. While digging into that list, I learned about the topic: Suurimmat osakkeenomistajat -listaukset
A listing updated once a month feels almost archaic in today’s information society. And the ways of handling the listing also vary considerably. For some, it’s updated daily; for most, monthly. The number of entries varies between 20-200, and for some, the listing is not found at all.
This is Tecnotree again.
marks.
You have clearly gone to India to follow Kone’s ventures. Greetings to Aapeli, as he is a travel companion.
Prediction: Betolar, India
marks marks marks marks marks
Huhtamäki and India
Now we just need India’s explorer @Pohjolan_Eka to tell the truth about where in India the picture actually is from
Pyn Elite, Vietnam
marks marks marks marks marks
India and Exel Composites Plc! mark mark mark mark
Thailand and Optomed, sooooo many signs
India and DeeTee
Merkmerkitsmmemmrkdkerkitmkekdksks
Lindström and Vietnam. At least the country is correct now. It could also be Marimekko.
Kamux and Germany, that would seem to be very clearly the case ![]()
With Lens, I ended up in India, in a place called Vellore.
In Velloressa, India, there’s at least a Metso that hasn’t been guessed yet. You can have the premiums from me if it’s correct ![]()
You have gone to India to inspect Incap’s factory
This is boring, but probably the most likely answer of all those previously presented, as Mikael would hardly otherwise sponsor a trip to India unless the country and its operations were critical for the share, as is the case with Incap.
Of course, it is possible that while the CEO was on sabbatical, travel funds were much more loosely available than before ![]()




