{
  Aegon         => [
                     ["4,300", "4,318", "4,29", "4,38"],
                     ["4,109", "4,280", "4,09", "4,28"],
                     ["4,045", "4,107", "4,03", "4,13"],
                     ["4,087", "4,067", "4,06", "4,12"],
                     ["4,061", "4,100", "4,05", "4,12"],
                     ["4,009", "4,083", "4,00", "4,12"],
                     ["4,100", "3,996", "3,98", "4,11"],
                     ["4,147", "4,122", "4,08", "4,16"],
                     ["4,127", "4,151", "4,12", "4,18"],
                     ["4,111", "4,169", "4,10", "4,20"],
                     ["4,180", "4,103", "4,07", "4,19"],
                     ["4,286", "4,198", "4,16", "4,30"],
                     ["4,209", "4,249", "4,16", "4,28"],
                     ["4,175", "4,249", "4,18", "4,28"],
                   ],
  Ahold         => "19/32",
  Akzo          => "33/64",
  Aperam        => "28/64",
  ArcelorMittal => "54/128",
  ASML          => "46/128",
  Boskalis      => "67/128",
  Corio         => "74/128",
  DSM           => "104/256",
  Fugro         => "113/256",
  Heineken      => "120/256",
  ING           => "57/128",
  KPN           => "129/256",
  Philips       => "135/256",
  PostNL        => "141/256",
  Randstad      => "147/256",
  Reed          => "153/256",
  Royal         => "159/256",
  SBM           => "212/512",
  TNT           => "219/512",
  TomTom        => "228/512",
  Unilever      => "246/512",
  Wolters       => "238/512",
}
What happens when you apply scalar to a hash is this: 2/8
Aegon,2,1 = 4,107