Inderes Coffee Room (Part 11)

[Laiffor]

But would an advanced AI agent have missed the cheapest package of oatmeal?

[Akee]

At least for @Sijoittaja-alokas, the investment returns falling below the index could be explained by being trained based on material written on the forum?

[Sijoittaja-alokas]

@Akee

At least for @Sijoittaja-alokas, the weak investment return could be explained by the fact that they’ve been trained based on the material written on the forum?

You can draw your own conclusions from this

[Torniojaws]

Yeah, that became quite cryptic when it translated them into Finnish

[timontti]

The US government seems to have registered a new domain for themselves This is probably where illegal immigration (illegal aliens) is discussed

[Torniojaws]

[enska]

@Jukka7

Happiest countries: A Nordic nation is still the world’s happiest | CNN

Finland has been chosen as the happiest country of 2026! Way to go us!

Other countries well in advance of the survey:

[Divinesia]

Maybe players weren’t excited about Nvidia’s latest, but the memes have been golden.

”Can everything really be measured in money, though”

[Wallet_Buffet_Omahan]

The world’s most realistic country. We’ll get through anything.

[sukkana]

[Pohjolan_Eka]

If interest rates rise even further because of this Iran war, I’m going to demonstrate this “Finnish happiness” of mine by dousing myself in gasoline and setting myself on fire in front of the ECB headquarters. Graduate unemployment is at an all-time high in Finnish history, making the annual wage negotiations challenging, and soon inflation will be rampant again, slashing consumption—and on top of that, you end up paying even more in income transfers to the bank without getting anything back.

The standard of living is a far cry from what it was during the zero-interest rate era, and nobody seems to have any plan on how to escape this constant stagnation and return to a brighter future. The last time things were truly going well for Finland was in 2007, and since then, many people have entered adulthood without ever experiencing a genuine economic boom during their working careers.

[Sauli_Vilen]

Yesterday we wrapped up a podcast episode with @Juha_Kinnunen We had some scheduling challenges, so it turned into an evening shift and we started recording closer to 8 PM. Probably because of that, the episode turned out quite chaotic and the conversation wandered a bit all over the place Well, at least we managed to record our views on the economy, the war in Iran, AI, stock market valuations, and Helsinki small caps

[Trivial]

@Pohjolan_Eka

Pakistan is very dependent on imported energy and full of poor citizens who don’t have the wealth to take a financial hit from energy inflation

No worries, everyone can freely come to Finland as Wolt drive.. I mean as students, and of course the spouse and family must be allowed into the country at the same time, so they can get a free pension in a few years.

Fortunately, Finland is in no way dependent on imported energy, as our decision-makers have secured our backs by deciding not to build the necessary new nuclear power plants to replace the aging ones, government debt is under control and only 600,000 Finns are in debt collection..

#happy?

[Sijoittaja-alokas]

I don’t care much for boats, but there’s just something about this one

Crockett’s theme is playing in the background of the video, of course

You’ll really be appreciated when you do a cold start of that thing at five in the morning on a summer weekend—people won’t have to wake up to the annoying sound of birds singing.

Miami Vice Boat

[Akee]

@Verneri_Pulkkinen

While stock markets are broadly in the red as the Middle East conflict escalates, this time everything on the exchange that utters the word “Openclaw” is skyrocketing. A couple of recent Hong Kong IPOs have risen ~600% in a few months!

Now would be a good time for that Swedish excavator attachment firm loved by Vepu to launch a new “OpenClaw” product family of excavator attachments. Ponsse should also take heed of this tip.

Companies can reach out to me via private message. I will gladly share my bank account number, where they can send the millions saved in marketing and management consulting services thanks to this idea.

[Kettu12]

@Suppilovahvero

It hurts. Selling is hard. But now it’s done. 10% of the portfolio value gone. I haven’t made trades this big before. Big, well, “big” Big for me. Around €1,500 worth. I mean, that’s the kind of amount real investors see fluctuating within a minute. But yeah.

Fodelia. All out. At a -20% loss. I’ll probably buy back eventually. I like it and see a lot of potential.

Kempower. Half out at a -20% loss. Yes. You read that right. I guess this day finally came. I still have faith, though.

Sotkamo Silver. All out. -40%. I didn’t have much of this anyway.

Going on a trip in a week. We never go anywhere. Now we are. A long weekend in Europe with loved ones. Suppis is hitting the 50 mark FML. But I guess this has to be celebrated

So, the money from the sales will go toward three hotel rooms, food, and living it up. Daddy pays (Pappa betalar). I paid for the flights way back, too.

Let’s look at the bright side. At least I didn’t have to fund it with expensive consumer credit. And if there are some good profitable sales later this year, the taxes are already “taken care of” in a way.

Congratulations on the milestone birthday.
Hats off for being able to share the good stuff with your inner circle and bringing them together. Plus, you know how to celebrate when the time is right.

[ciscou]

This study on Finnish happiness reminded me of a saying by an acquaintance: I am satisfied with little.

[jps]

I wonder if Miss Margin Call is having a busy day at work?

[Suppilovahvero]

@Kettu12

Congratulations on the milestone birthday.
Hats off to you for knowing how to share the good with your inner circle and bringing them together. Plus, you understand how to celebrate when the time is right.

Thanks, thanks. It’s weighing on me pretty badly, for sure. But nothing compared to when I turned 40. That was a shock. I was a total wreck. It’s when you realize you’re getting older and will die at some point. But there’s no use brooding too much. The lights will go out for good eventually. You have to enjoy having a family, being on good terms with everyone, being a nearly debt-free man, having health, and a job. None of those are a given!

Yup. My wife and both sons with their girlfriends are coming along. I once asked for budget travel tips here in the coffee room. Based on your tips, we chose Latvia and Riga as our destination. And a damn fancy hotel. Oh well. Let’s see how it feels and how Riga Black Balsam – Wikipedia tastes.

[T_sijoittaja]

It’s not a completely pointless mention, that world’s happiest nation and municipality:

@Welludee

You can always make even worse investment decisions