YTD remarkably poor 0.21%. Fortunately, my returns over my entire investment career have been quite reasonable.
Almost for the first time, my Helsinki portfolio is in the black for the 3-year period in many years
. 5-year and Max (all-time) still need to catch up due to the 2022-2023 crash.

(Image of OST vs OMXHGI)

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 %

Weâll see what autumn brings.
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\[d\].

Since others are doing it, I will too. From August, a âdefensive winâ, YTD still in the black.

Iâve now added Augustâs (+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 Nordnetâs 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 didnât follow the advice.

Is this Inderes portfolio the same thing as a Nordnet portfolio? Even trolling is more effective without factual errors ![]()
Results from the last two years. Iâve 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, Iâve 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 USDâs performance and a few stocks. Now a new era is at hand, and Iâve decided to learn technical analysis + implementing stop losses, with the aim of achieving even better results and holding onto profits.
Now IT happened!
The return on my investments exceeded 400% today! And at the same time, I reached âŹ750,000!
How does it feel now? Well, it doesnât feel like anything. Iâm happier that I started partner dance classes and Tuesdayâs 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 havenât yet been able to decide how to concretely start enjoying them⊠Money canât buy, for example, dancing skills. You just have to learn it yourself.
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 âonly invest what you are willing to lose.â This portfolio now contains several yearsâ worth of annual earnings, which sometimes makes me wonder and feel a little scared.
Exactly! ![]()
Skill cannot be bought with money; it must be practiced yourself. It is proof of work done previously and an enabler of future achievements.
One more update before the end of the year, as there was a small change in my Nordnet portfolio ![]()
I sold my relatively small $TSLA position to buy $IREN.
Although I am still very optimistic about Teslaâs future, it felt like there werenât enough shares to have a significant impact on my portfolioâs development.
Latest X update â Portfolio Update 9/11/2025 â
https://x.com/leemsegit/status/1966115933203955813
Nordnetâs OST (OsakesÀÀstötili - Share Savings Account):
Mandatum portfolio, which I opened at the beginning of June for swing trades (options & $BMNR):
Open positions:
Let it be noted here that today the portfolio reached a +50% return! This is after just over 5 years of investing.
Your portfolio has performed very well; my own annual return was only 14.4%, but thatâs still something when you look at Inderesâ investment portfolio return, which was -17%, and they are professionals after all. Anyway, I couldnât buy Inderesâ paid service because thereâs 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.
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.
At some point, I got the impression that itâs 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 portfolioâs value is largely based on information obtained from X. Of course, luck has also been involved. I largely agree about the atmosphereâŠ
and finally, todayâs situation from the Nordnet portfolio. A good week behind.
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!










