I bought Lifeline SPAC. Is anyone else having issues with the shares not showing up in their brokerage account (AOT) even though the order has been accepted?
I scooped up some Lifeline SPAC. Probably a good company, but I also sense a potential overreacted idiot rally kicking off, ready, set, go!
Today’s trades
Sold 350 shares of Fortum at 14.35 euros per share
Bought 328 shares of Titanium at 11.70 euros per share
Now I have 3,000 shares of that famous “conviction” in my portfolio, and I’m unlikely to add any more because at this rate I’ll lose my anonymity.
Speculatively LLSpac @ 11.10
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E: corrected the purchase price
Same here. I bought 1,000 shares of Lifeline. Really interesting company. Really.
Need to get some cash from somewhere to allow for some messing around. Therefore:
Sale:
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eQ. A tiny little trim. The price is unlikely to run away immediately, so there is a chance to top up more later if desired. And if it rockets, I’m still on board.
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Lindex. This reduction hurts the heart more, because the value unlocking is closer than ever. I still have a position that is 5% of the portfolio.
Why all this? So that I can also get a ticket to the lottery. I don’t know the target company well enough, I think it is quite generously valued, and these types of spur-of-the-moment investments have usually ended up for me as either a quick sale at a loss or a long downhill hold. Let’s see which one is in store this time. ![]()
Purchase:
- Lifeline (/Canatu). The company’s product is interesting. Growth has been wild over the last few years, and the same is expected to continue. The product will likely be needed in the future as well. I trust the judgment of the Lifeline professionals regarding value creation, and I don’t really have any reason to doubt that the background work hasn’t been done thoroughly. The share price will surely be quite a roller coaster, but I’ll keep it in the portfolio for now to have the motivation to start digging deeper.

The position size is such that it’s nice to be involved in the upside and there won’t be any tears on the downside, but in the big picture, the impact on the portfolio is quite moderate (one way or the other).
Sell: Goviex Uranium (GXU) at an 85% loss
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Exit Lifeline Spac at 11.40e. Average price was around 9.79e. So a return of over 16%. Unfortunately, I missed the 11.90e level by a few seconds.
The plan was to sell on the initial bounce regardless of which company was found.
Better to stick to the plan than to start changing it on the fly.
Lifeline into the portfolio based on a rather strong gut feeling.
I justify this, however, by quoting the forum’s Shinjukumies:
“If you buy, drive. If you drive, buy. If you don’t drive or buy and the timing and price level distribution runs even, you’re left with ‘what-ifs’…”
Well, with carbon nanotubes, you can still play ‘what if’…
All UGE out of the portfolio yesterday at 1.91 CAD. Upside is starting to be non-existent and cash needs to be raised for an upcoming renovation in Spain.
I jumped on board Lifeline Canatu with a small monitoring position. Interesting company. Many of my friends work there, and growth certainly won’t be held back by their expertise.
Last week, I put my child’s dividend income into Nordea.
The planned family trip to the Keskinen store in Tuuri was cancelled and I wanted to buy something…
Added a hundred to both OP Asia and OP World index funds.
100 Kalmars out at €30.7 each. The position was regrettably small, but still a nice couple of hundred with a 3-day hold. Let’s see how the stock behaves, whether fund selling starts soon or not.
Kalmar stopped by for 3 days and left 300 in weekend cash and a good mood at this stage.
Bought index funds for diversification. ![]()
SPDR MSCI USA Small Cap Value Weighted UCITS ETF
Amundi Stoxx Europe 600 - UCITS ETF
Xtrackers MSCI World Health Care UCITS ETF
Xtrackers NASDAQ 100 UCITS ETF
Topped up Golar with a grand on the good news.
Bought
iShares MSCI ACWI UCITS ETF USD (Acc)
46 units at €79.16 each
1,000 shares of Intrum out at 33.69 SEK, 5% profit on these. Buying back in lower. Monthly savings of €1,000 in world index, €500 in Sweden index, and €500 in Norway index.
Metso + Storaenso added to the portfolio. Small stake. Towards the upswing! V
Thinking along the same lines. 1,000 shares of UPM.