We’ve now figured out, @Sijoittaja-alokas, how to get even your ballooning food costs down a bit again. You start a TikTok account under the handle ”Ruokailija-alokas” (Diner-novice) and start eating at restaurants for free 
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What’s this Lehto case all about now? Did I miss something, as I thought Lehto went bankrupt? And the stock? I haven’t followed the story at all because I’m not interested. It’s mainly just because someone here snagged like a 113% return with Lehto shares, so it got me wondering.
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They are gambling over there; let’s see who is left holding the bag.
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..and if history is any indication, only those who made a profit in the Lehto case will report their trades on this forum. I strongly suspect, however, that there are also losers in this game.
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Coincidentally, just today I went to pick up a new delivery, a couple of extra shirts and a beanie 
Style is an art form 
The winter gear drive is on my checklist; by Independence Day, the plan is to see what the budget is and how it will be divided between the Christmas Kettle and that collection.
Give 'em hell
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Well, maybe tomorrow the sauna can be kept on from the afternoon onwards.
I just captured the situation. If there is no error there, then the electricity exchange user gets 50 cents per kWh.
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I was just about to come ask for a 2000 kWh battery to borrow, if anyone has an extra one lying around.
I guess it’s worth turning on every possible gadget tomorrow.
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Yep. If someone realizes a profit from Lehto stock, that profit doesn’t come from the fruits of the company’s business, but from the pocket of another investor buying the shares. 
So your profit is basically selling a piece of junk to some other speculator. Hopefully the buyer knows they’re speculating 
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I’ve started to get annoyed by how on earth European stock markets can be so difficult compared to the United States. So many countries do not follow common tax treaties regarding dividends, and if you want your dividend taxes handled correctly, with a diversified portfolio you have to reclaim them from each country separately… It would be somewhat acceptable if this only concerned countries outside the Union, but it also applies to many member states.
Where is the real, genuinely competitive and unified European Union in the capital markets? The difference in stock exchanges is already huge, Europe vs. the United States; there’s no need to make things this difficult anymore.
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There is definitely some kind of error situation there:
https://umm.nordpoolgroup.com/#/messages/0f4867eb-67d6-4e23-8d7f-cbc0f7458f46/1
There is currently a bug that will be expensive if it’s not fixed quickly.
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From Hesari:
Jukka Leskelä, Managing Director of Finnish Energy, reports on the messaging service X, formerly Twitter, that it is a system error.
“This is a bit of a peculiar situation in the electricity market. Due to a system error, one company has submitted a completely incorrect bid for electricity in the Finnish region for the entire day. Nord Pool is investigating what to do about it. So, it’s not worth cheering for the -50 c/kWh prices just yet,” Leskelä writes.
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No wonder @RektcityMayor was comparing crypto to Lehto above 
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I usually listen to the Quarters, I don’t actually watch them. For some reason, I’ve somehow managed to ruin my brain so that my mind starts to wander during the “newsreader” articulation of the traditional Quarters. It’s as if I zone out after listening for a moment and nothing really sticks.
The more conversational articulation used in this special quarter, on the other hand, kept me engaged throughout the entire episode.
So, this isn’t a criticism, I think it’s just a personal trait of mine.
However, curiosity compels me to ask, which @Verneri_Pulkkinen articulation style works better for you?
- Official newsreader
- Relaxed conversationalist
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äänestäjää
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It is indeed, and it’s hardly a coincidence. 
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Excellent feedback, and it’s good that you set up the poll!
After all, these are made for the viewers, so we’ll go with whatever works. I also personally like that kind of presentation style. Let’s see how the responses are distributed and what the algos say.
Progress keeps progressing.
Then there’s your question about whether the white background on the slides was better than the dark blue. 
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Next year 0% then and a return to the boom times please 
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Especially Mandatum Stout’s 9% is admittedly quite strong, and on top of that, there might be extra dividends at the level of sherry. Who knows how long one’s head can handle such percentages!
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Verneri was already secretly making his own favorite beer back in 2019 in collaboration with Maku Brewing. There’s a familiar ring to the slogan as well
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If history is any indication, will we soon see a release from Harvia saying that Ari Vesterinen is moving to Kamux as CFO?
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I always watch these special segments, but I don’t get even half as much out of the regular segments as I used to (is it me or have the segments changed? 
). Regular segments feel somewhat like noise to me, although I must admit that Verneri often challenges the viewer and counters prevailing viewpoints. Personally, I’d like to see more special segments and fewer regular ones.
By the way, there is far too little gratitude expressed in Finnish society. Thanks to Vepu for having the energy to keep making these segments! 
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