You really are Northern Negative. 
Kesla is a good company if:
and the other downsides. 
8 Likes
I don’t deny this, because with a concentrated portfolio, you really have to be acutely aware of the risks; if a risk blows up in your face, the portfolio drops by double-digit percentages. Although “false positives” occur frequently and many good investment opportunities are missed, so far every major hit to the portfolio could have been avoided if eyes and ears had been wide open. You shouldn’t be making B-grade investments anyway; you should only jump in when there is a lot of money on the table with the lowest possible risk 
21 Likes
Imagine what kind of exciting experiences you would have had with Hyzon, for example, if you ignored the negatives like I do and only saw the opportunities and the positives. 
I have to say, cryptos are the ones that really provide the thrills, and they make up about 0.4% of my total wealth. Although I haven’t touched them in a long time and don’t really know how they’re doing. 
3 Likes
You inevitably get tired of watching a sinking row of losses and waiting for the final crash at some point
You’re talking to a guy who was once 100% invested in Talvivaara. I think I even made a profit on that investment, at least according to my own memories. I’ve definitely had my fill of the thrill of unnecessary risks for the rest of my life! 
@Pavel
This reminded me of a classic risk for Finnish investors: Beavers
Additionally, sometimes it rains too much in Finland 
32 Likes
16 Likes
FYI: The greedy dockworkers are still on strike, stalling 90% of Finland’s exports and imports.
https://twitter.com/InvestmentTraps/status/1628038467551735808
43 Likes
Oh man! There should almost be a separate thread for “investors” seasoned in the Talvivaara saga. Back in the day, my father practically forced a loan on me for that rights issue. It was supposedly so risk-free, so of course I borrowed it. The old man didn’t exactly want the money back once the beavers caught them by surprise In hindsight, Talvivaara could have spent years bleeding more money from investors if it had only been on the right exchange (TSXV)
13 Likes
There are plenty of threads suitable for a Talvivaara investor
One of Talvivaara’s significant challenges was that Finland is too poor a country for mining companies, and no one other than the state can afford to make investments of that magnitude. If you are forced to cut corners during the ramp-up phase due to a lack of capital and make suboptimal decisions, it is no wonder that a lot of bad things happen down the line. Then, when the ENVIRONMENT MINISTER is shouting in the press that the company’s operations should be investigated and banned, how are you supposed to arrange financing.
24 Likes
Projects coming up?
https://twitter.com/HumanVsMachine/status/973398568710098945
25 Likes
The snippet I posted was inappropriate for modern times. My apologies for my thoughtlessness.
Now @Verneri_Pulkkinen has definitely put some audio in that vartti 
it’s like someone is saying “Jinping!”
6 Likes
Now the recommendation went down even though it was raised , but still an “add” recommendation 
edit second image
3 Likes
Take your money out of Ur..Qt Group and run!
3 Likes
It seems to be just AKT chairman Ismo Kokko’s desire to show that he has power, or someone is paying him for this. There’s no sense in their demands at all, and even the justifications are weak.
8 Likes
It’s undeniably bearish in the Qt thread. This, combined with Inderes’ reduce recommendation, let’s see how long the pup (Kuutti) stays in the top spot.
20 Likes
I suggest; Varelius for a roast with @Verneri_Pulkkinen hosting, and @Pohjolan_Eka and @Sambadi handling the questions.
He probably wouldn’t dare 
55 Likes
One could even pay for that presentation…
11 Likes