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Boreas Capital ended up 97 pct in 2009

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In December Boreas Capital advanced 10.9 pct finishing 2009 with an impressing 97 pct advance.

– Boreas Capital Fund appreciated by 10.9% in December while the OMX Nordics Small and Mid]Cap appreciated by 3.2 pct and 3.9 pct, r

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