Well, let me tell you, brothers and sisters, I’ve got a year of this investing behind me and today I finally reached the green. At the end of December, my faith wavered a bit, but I managed to fight through it. Of course, now that I’ve said it out loud, the direction will probably turn downward again, but for now, I’m brewing some coffee
38 Likes
Dear Alokas, you captured the essence of communism in those words!
5 Likes
Dear comrade, I am a talented proletarian and that is why I work at the Inderes kolkhoz.
11 Likes
I have noticed, comrade Alokas. Red is our color. Our goal to collect capital from the capitalists is proceeding according to the five-year plan!
20 Likes
Same here. At the start of my entrepreneurial journey, I definitely worked longer days, but once a child entered the picture, the workday changed to about 6 hours. Of course, it’s without breaks, but things are still running smoothly and I don’t feel weighed down by stress.
2 Likes
OldFeki has come up with yet another thread for bashing the Social Democrats again 
Stevedores’ strike - the Social Democrats’ fault, of course! Nurses were “forced to work,” which, judging by the tone of the message, was a bad thing. Stevedores weren’t forced, which “will be expensive.” Wouldn’t the nurses’ pay raises have been expensive too? Either way, it’s always the wrong way around. My logic center hurts.
7 Likes
There is indeed a big Social Democrat nest there, which is led from Ogeli. The dockworkers are doing the Social Democrats’ bidding.
Edit. Since it came up, I want to remind you that the Social Democrats’ plans also include digging even deeper into the pockets of investors and savers.
Yes, but they earned their raise. The greedy ones stopping Finland’s exports and imports have not.
14 Likes
Didn’t Lennu say something back in the day like “the best way to control the opposition is to lead it yourself”?
Does that mean Vledemir Pulkkinen is leading the revolution of dividend haters while ensuring it doesn’t go too far, even though his portfolio is full of dividend stalwarts behind the scenes?
I’d bet a tenner that his phone is full of messages hyping up the dividend spring with company executives…
5 Likes
Thanks for the tips. I think I’ll stick with bank interest accounts. Easy to withdraw without penalties. Over 2% risk-free and withdrawals at any time.
I don’t believe the government is oppressing nurses, but talk about the women’s euro and lower pay is indeed complete bullshit.
In the healthcare sector or anywhere else, when a job contract is being made, they don’t look and say, “oh, that’s a woman, let’s set a slightly lower salary.”
I support equality, as everyone should. However, I don’t like talk where people complain about female-dominated fields having lower pay. The low pay is well known when studying for the field. If a large portion of women choose the healthcare sector, or work as a salesperson or cleaner, what can you do about it? That is no basis for a pay raise, nor is it an equality issue.
In this case, you have to compare the salaries of male and female stevedores, as well as men and women in the healthcare sector. I claim that there isn’t a cent of difference if representatives of different genders start work as a stevedore today, for example.
Equally, you could say that the male-dominated post of prime minister pays better than practical nurse duties. Where is the equality?
10 Likes
Has Mäkynen been featured in the media a lot since that Seiska scandal story?
1 Like
Mäkynen himself seems to have been more active than before in taking a stand on substantive issues over the last couple of weeks. And I mean on absolutely every single issue. I wonder where this sudden “getting his act together” came from after the Seiska story, as we head into the election spring.
3 Likes
A costly problem is growing. How would you solve it?
9 Likes
I’m now commenting on something I don’t know much about, but wasn’t that just tried in Sweden, where students were brought from elsewhere to city center schools?
2 Likes
55 Likes
They can’t even be bothered to change the headline anymore 
Over the past few weeks, new delays at Olkiluoto have already been reported six times.
35 Likes
Are old economic theories beginning to pale, will a brand new school of thought emerge?
Now analysis house Inderes should keep its finger on the pulse and listen towards the east, the bookshelf might need an overhaul 
@Verneri_Pulkkinen
”Undoubtedly, our country’s economic policy, managed by a working group of economists personally overseen by Vladimir Vladimirovich, is not only the best in the world today – it is unique! This is an amazing feat that economists around the world will be studying for decades to come.”
Ramzan Kadyrov, on his Telegram channel on 21.02. after Putin’s speech.
4 Likes
How can a project get so fucked up, and then they keep announcing delays in the tabloids every week when they could just admit right now that it’s unlikely to happen this year since it hasn’t happened so far. It would be much more credible, and if it actually started, everyone would be positively surprised 
3 Likes
Apparently, it affects the electricity markets in such a way that probable information must be published immediately. I wonder how people can keep harping on about delays of a few weeks for a megaproject that is 10 years late. It’ll start when it starts.
2 Likes