Portfolio Returns %

YTD remarkably poor 0.21%. Fortunately, my returns over my entire investment career have been quite reasonable.

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Almost for the first time, my Helsinki portfolio is in the black for the 3-year period in many years :sunglasses:. 5-year and Max (all-time) still need to catch up due to the 2022-2023 crash.
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This year has been quite rewarding, as I decided to open an OST. The stocks picked there have yielded 23.5%, with the best one +50% in 4 months. The AOT has been around +9% for the whole year, excluding tariff confusions, so combining the capitals, the average return is a nice 11.5% so far, which I can be happy with as long as it continues until the end of the year. :metal:
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August is now over. The markets fluctuated a bit, but the result was nearly break-even.

August 2025: -0.02 %

YTD 2025: +7.56 %

12m: + 1.26 %

2y: +24.68 %

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We’ll see what autumn brings.

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August was really bad, and according to Nordnet, a decrease of -5.37%, even though in my own accounting, the portfolio has dropped 10% in August. Ahoy! The ship is loaded with co\[d\].

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Since others are doing it, I will too. From August, a “defensive win”, YTD still in the black.

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I’ve now added August’s (+1.7%) to join the previous contributors

Fluctuating components:

  • 4.4% Digia

+0.2% Seligson Money Market Fund

+0.2% LĂ€hiTapiola Short-Term Interest

+1.3% Seligson Phoebus

+2.2% Nokian Tyres

+2.8% Seligson Top 25 Brands

+12% Pyn Elite Fund

Quite a good year in Nordnet’s portfolio.

This Nordnet portfolio was previously a Finland-Nokia-Nordea portfolio for me. When I mentioned on the Nokia forum that I was selling Nokia shares out of the portfolio, @OldFeki kindly advised the ignorant one to focus mainly on index investments
 Well, fortunately I didn’t follow the advice.

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Is this Inderes portfolio the same thing as a Nordnet portfolio? Even trolling is more effective without factual errors :wink:

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Results from the last two years. I’ve been on the markets for a total of approx. 4 years, and the first 2 were spent learning the ropes, resulting in ±0. Since then, I’ve pretty much found my own style, clearly beaten OMX, and probably even beaten Nasdaq by a couple of percentage points, despite taking a bit of a hit from USD’s performance and a few stocks. Now a new era is at hand, and I’ve decided to learn technical analysis + implementing stop losses, with the aim of achieving even better results and holding onto profits.

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Now IT happened!

The return on my investments exceeded 400% today! And at the same time, I reached €750,000!

How does it feel now? Well, it doesn’t feel like anything. I’m happier that I started partner dance classes and Tuesday’s slow waltz went well, while the salsa before that pretty much went south. I went to the course to meet women and yes, there are nice women in the classes!!

Investments are just numbers on a screen, I haven’t yet been able to decide how to concretely start enjoying them
 Money can’t buy, for example, dancing skills. You just have to learn it yourself.

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YTD 27.51%

I am satisfied. I have managed to build what I consider a pretty good defensive dividend portfolio for my OST. My knowledge and skills are somewhere between a basic worker and a coffee-sipping casual investor. There are also some speculative stocks, so there is risk. The portfolio now looks like this.

I have now invested quite a lot in saving and building the portfolio. I have crossed the threshold of “only invest what you are willing to lose.” This portfolio now contains several years’ worth of annual earnings, which sometimes makes me wonder and feel a little scared.

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Exactly! :+1:

Skill cannot be bought with money; it must be practiced yourself. It is proof of work done previously and an enabler of future achievements.

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One more update before the end of the year, as there was a small change in my Nordnet portfolio :blush:

I sold my relatively small $TSLA position to buy $IREN.

Although I am still very optimistic about Tesla’s future, it felt like there weren’t enough shares to have a significant impact on my portfolio’s development.

Latest X update “ Portfolio Update 9/11/2025 ”

https://x.com/leemsegit/status/1966115933203955813

Nordnet’s OST (OsakesÀÀstötili - Share Savings Account):

Mandatum portfolio, which I opened at the beginning of June for swing trades (options & $BMNR):

Open positions:

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Let it be noted here that today the portfolio reached a +50% return! This is after just over 5 years of investing.

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Your portfolio has performed very well; my own annual return was only 14.4%, but that’s still something when you look at Inderes’ investment portfolio return, which was -17%, and they are professionals after all. Anyway, I couldn’t buy Inderes’ paid service because there’s quite an insular attitude here; if you deviate even slightly from the mainstream, your opinion is mercilessly removed. I would say the atmosphere is, to say the least, conservative.

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Here are the YTD and annual performances to date. The beginning of the year went south, but the rest of the year has been even better.

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At some point, I got the impression that it’s difficult to find added value for my own investing from the Inderes forum anymore. From X, I find surprisingly high-quality analysis, at least for myself, and the rise in my portfolio’s value is largely based on information obtained from X. Of course, luck has also been involved. I largely agree about the atmosphere


and finally, today’s situation from the Nordnet portfolio. A good week behind.

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Such numbers are quite incredible. What do you have in your portfolio then? Only Nebius? Can one reach those figures with a diversified portfolio, or is the main focus on a few hyper-performers? Great achievement!

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Portfolio ATH (when I take into account portfolio deposits vs withdrawals during the aforementioned period), thanks to SSH’s mega rise this week. Bittium has accompanied the rise as a second fiddle. I have to flex now that it’s time to flex :money_mouth_face::flexed_biceps:

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