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Jukka Lepikkö wrote that his three-digit return since the beginning of the year had vanished. However, according to him, the portfolio had declined quite moderately, even though the investment ratio was now 160 percent and the weighting of AI stocks in the portfolio was substantial. Lepikkö assessed that the AI theme was close to its lows and said that in the last week of October, the results to be published by Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and SK Hynix should reinforce the belief in the profitability of AI investments. #sijoittaminen #tekoäly #osakkeet (translated)

Fibonazzo wrote that his early investment decision made with a large amount was a mistake. According to him, Friday's trading and the closing price indicated that no buyers had still been found and the decline could continue. He estimated that the next week would show the direction. Fibonazzo stated that the return accumulated since the beginning of the year was still 362 percent and had occurred in the same way as recent returns. He said he was contemplating how to proceed and mentioned considering a more defensive strategy after giving up EQR, but had abandoned that idea at the time. He stressed that his writings were not intended as investment recommendations. If the market were moving into a broader bear market, Fibonazzo said he would likely sell everything and take a break from investing. He described the past year as intense overall. #Fibonazzo #sijoittaminen #markkinat #talous (translated)

Antti Sallinen stated that he was on his way to the Meilahti Bridge Hospital for a night shift. He wrote that the weekend days off had turned into early week days off and that he had volunteered to cover for an unexpected illness absence. Sallinen wished his friends from Group X a good weekend. https://t.co/MxuQPONphN #työ #sairaala #yövuoro (translated)

Jesse Rauhamo said he had been following X more actively in recent weeks and wondered why he had to read nearly every publication from a member of the National Coalition Party twice. According to him, the reason was not the complexity of the texts, but the difficulty in believing that a fully functioning adult had seriously written them. Rauhamo asked what was going on in the National Coalition Party. #Kokoomus #Politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Between the lines, it was written that Yle had covered two politicians during the week: Antti Lindtman from the SDP and Päivi Räsänen from the Christian Democrats. According to him, the articles related to Lindtman's book "Tulirinta" were uncritical, while the radio play made about Räsänen was completely fictional and slanderous. Between the lines, it was viewed that both impacted people's perceptions with taxpayers' money. https://t.co/GtKDnk7p4b #politiikka #media #kriittisyys (translated)

According to the author, based on the latest health center access statistics from the THL, 63 percent were able to see a doctor within two weeks. He asked why Minister Rydman had talked about 85 percent and said that this figure referred to access to a nurse. https://t.co/2pIEElNRmG #terveydenhuolto #tilastot #hoitoonpääsy #FI (translated)

Dennis Mitzner criticized Timo Stewart for the fact that Yle interviewed him in a news story about the war in Gaza just a day after Stewart's column was published. Mitzner saw this as an example of Stewart shifting from being a Yle columnist to being an outside researcher interviewed by the media in less than twenty-four hours. According to Mitzner, Stewart spoke in favor of open discussion and opposed the idea that hate speech should silence others. Mitzner found this position contradictory because, in his opinion, Stewart had long avoided debates on X where he and other researchers could have been directly challenged. He also claimed that the responses of researchers to critical citizens had not been convincing. Mitzner criticized Yle and Hesari journalists for allegedly supporting Stewart's message in sympathetic interviews where he was not challenged. He argued that Stewart warned against silencing discussion while avoiding situations where someone could question his views, and presented potential critics as a threat to free discussion. #keskustelu #vihakieli #mediakritiikki (translated)

Pauli Vahtera criticized the Engineer Association and Business Professionals for wanting to extend annual leave by a week by removing Saturdays from vacation days. According to him, in the private sector, annual leave accrued to 30 days including Saturdays, which effectively amounts to five weeks, while in the public sector, the majority of employees received 38 days of leave without Saturdays. Vahtera compared this to a two-month vacation if two sick days were included. Vahtera disputed the claims of union leaders that a longer vacation would reduce absenteeism. He wrote that in the public sector, there were more sick days than in the private sector, and absences totaled three months. According to him, absences increased the need for substitutes, and one in four employees was continuously absent in the public sector. Vahtera stated that he had written about public sector vacations for Iltalehti back in 2010 and estimated that standardizing vacations with the private sector would free up 40,000 employees from the public sector to alleviate labor shortages. #työelämä #lomat #yksityissektori (translated)

This was to be expected. When we received the election results a week after the elections, it was clear to me that the parliamentary situation is complicated. This will take time and will likely require multiple prime minister votes, Magdalena Andersson said when meeting the media. #Ruotsi #vaalit #hallitustunnustelut (translated)