The Helsinki Stock Exchange has released its list of the ten most popular stocks, showing that there is no direct correlation between income and the number of owners. Despite this, the order of the most owned stocks has remained relatively consistent at the beginning of the year, with some fluctuations in ownership numbers.
One surprise on the list was that the company that lost the most owners had the best returns at the beginning of the year. Another interesting trend was that a stock that had decreased significantly in the past year attracted the most new owners.
Nordea, a banking group, continues to have the most owners on the Helsinki Stock Exchange, with an increase of 5,400 owners at the start of
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