Underneath I first print my hash, then i print a hash stored in a the hash (aegon) but i cant acces the array like this $totalhistoricalhash{Aegon}{$Aegon1} because that prints nothing, and $totalhistoricalhash{Aegon} prints only 11/16. I dont get how to access one of these variables because I am doing something wrong:S. I dumper both by the with perl dumper(/) 

$VAR1 = {
          'ArcelorMittal' => '54/128',
          'Aperam' => '28/64',
          'Unilever' => '246/512',
          'Ahold' => '19/32',
          'Akzo' => '33/64',
          'PostNL' => '141/256',
          'DSM' => '104/256',
          'Philips' => '135/256',
          'TNT' => '219/512',
          'Randstad' => '147/256',
          'Royal' => '159/256',
          'Wolters' => '238/512',
          'SBM' => '212/512',
          'Reed' => '153/256',
          'ASML' => '46/128',
          'Heineken' => '120/256',
          'Boskalis' => '67/128',
          'Aegon' => '11/16',
          'Corio' => '74/128',
          'Fugro' => '113/256',
          'ING' => '57/128',
          'KPN' => '129/256',
          'TomTom' => '228/512'
        };
$VAR1 = {
          'Aegon2' => [
                        '4,109',
                        '4,280',
                        '4,09',
                        '4,28'
                      ],
          'Aegon7' => [
                        '4,100',
                        '3,996',
                        '3,98',
                        '4,11'
                      ],
          'Aegon3' => [
                        '4,045',
                        '4,107',
                        '4,03',
                        '4,13'
                      ],
          'Aegon14' => [
                         '4,175',
                         '4,249',
                         '4,18',
                         '4,28'
                       ],
          'Aegon1' => [
                        '4,300',
                        '4,318',
                        '4,29',
                        '4,38'
                      ],
          'Aegon4' => [
                        '4,087',
                        '4,067',
                        '4,06',
                        '4,12'
                      ],
          'Aegon13' => [
                         '4,209',
                         '4,249',
                         '4,16',
                         '4,28'
                       ],
          'Aegon10' => [
                         '4,111',
                         '4,169',
                         '4,10',
                         '4,20'
                       ],
          'Aegon5' => [
                        '4,061',
                        '4,100',
                        '4,05',
                        '4,12'
                      ],
          'Aegon9' => [
                        '4,127',
                        '4,151',
                        '4,12',
                        '4,18'
                      ],
          'Aegon11' => [
                         '4,180',
                         '4,103',
                         '4,07',
                         '4,19'
                       ],
          'Aegon12' => [
                         '4,286',
                         '4,198',
                         '4,16',
                         '4,30'
                       ],
          'Aegon6' => [
                        '4,009',
                        '4,083',
                        '4,00',
                        '4,12'
                      ],
          'Aegon8' => [
                        '4,147',
                        '4,122',
                        '4,08',
                        '4,16'
                      ]
        };

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