More than a hundred thousand Swedes own the share, and millions own funds where the company is the largest holding. Nvidia's quarterly report this evening is a matter of concern for all small investors. If it goes significantly worse for Nvidia, it is a risk, says Maria Landeborn at Danske Bank.
BusinessExpectations are as usual sky-high for AI giant Nvidia ahead of next week's report. It is still perhaps the world's most important company considering both the size and that it is a thermometer for the entire AI development, says Danske Bank's senior strategist Maria Landeborn.
BusinessThe stock exchanges in London, Chicago and New York are now considering 24-hour trading. Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt warns of thin trading at certain times. It can make you get pretty big price movements, she says.
BusinessBitcoin is traded at new record levels and the interest in cryptocurrencies is once again at the top in Sweden, above all among young men. The interest has really increased, no doubt about it, says Philip Scholtzé, savings economist at Avanza. And the influx has increased after Donald Trump entered the White House.
BusinessThe Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk reports somewhat below the analysts' expectations. The company states that it will present measures, but according to analysts, it still has no answer to how the challenges will be addressed. If they had an answer, the share would have soared, but it doesn't, says Per Hansen, savings economist at Nordnet in Denmark.
Business”The slaughter” has been what it is called in Danish media. In one day Danish small investors lost almost 60 billion Swedish kronor. That does not mean they stop buying shares in Novo Nordisk. But it may be that the share falls even more, says Per Hansen, savings economist at Nordnet in Denmark.
BusinessHigher risk appetite and more focus on defense and American technology. This is how small investors acted in July, shows monthly statistics from online brokers Nordnet and Avanza.
BusinessDespite the exact details of the trade agreement between the EU and the USA not being known, the stock exchanges have reacted positively. There is nothing positive about tariffs, but I still think this is something of a wet blanket being removed now, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe customs agreement between the EU and the USA will calm the market but the uncertainty will remain, believes SEB's senior economist Robert Bergqvist. I think there has been a tremendous pressure from the EU's 27 countries to pull away this wet blanket.
BusinessElectric car giant Tesla missed expectations in its report for the second quarter of the year. Despite this, it could have been worse, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet. The market is well aware that Tesla is having a tough time, she says.
BusinessDeclining sales in an otherwise growing electric car market. When the tech giants' black sheep open the books, the focus is again on the CEO behind the wheel. The stock price follows what he does, says Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessNo significant market reactions are expected after Trump's tariff threats against the EU. The stock market is prepared for the fact that this is just a negotiation technique, Peter Malmqvist, independent analyst.
BusinessMost of the world's stock exchanges are on the plus side when the half-year can soon be summarized. But the journey here has been at least shaky. I have never experienced anything like it. It has been total chaos, says analyst Peter Malmqvist. And the uncertainty persists, the experts believe.
BusinessNordnet had temporary technical problems on Friday afternoon, but they had been rectified by 3 pm, according to the online broker.
BusinessSmall investors have adapted to the stock market's unpredictability and learned to dance along with the fluctuations. Now they are buying the shares that fall in the stock market anxiety.
BusinessThe uncertainty surrounding tariffs and now also the conflict between Israel and Iran can lead to a volatile stock market this summer. I think you should keep in mind that it can get rocky in the near future, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe Government proposes next week relief in the amortization requirements for mortgages, reveals Financial Markets Minister Niklas Wykman (The Moderate Party) in Ekot's Saturday interview. But there will be no pause – which The Moderate Party had previously promised. I think that's wise, says economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessThe world's stock exchanges have heaved a sigh of relief after the customs chaos, but most small savers have continued to experience negative development this year. Sit still in the boat if it's a good boat you're sitting in, advises Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessThat the tariffs between the USA and China are being reduced as much during an announced tariff pause is a relief for the global financial markets, states Danske Bank's senior strategist Maria Landeborn. It is a pause with lower tariffs than what I believe anyone had dared to believe and hope for, she says.
BusinessGoogle may be on its way to losing its top spot in the tech pyramid. For the first time in 22 years, Google's search traffic on Apple devices is decreasing. Previously, one googled, now one asks Chat GPT, says Peter Mackhé, media expert at Sweden's advertisers.
SwedenDonald Trump's tariffs and the subsequent stock market crash gave extra momentum to Swedish small investors – who both bought and sold shares. At the same time, the Stockholm Stock Exchange has recovered.
BusinessThe seven tech giants on Wall Street – the "Magnificent 7 companies" – have in just over ten weeks lost a staggering 56,000 billion kronor in stock value. Now it's time to deliver when the seven reports are expected. Small investors have already passed their verdict – all except one company are being dumped.
BusinessDuring the stock market crash in the days following Donald Trump's tariff decision, young people went against the stream and bought shares, according to the online broker Avanza. It's like catching a falling knife, says 17-year-old Elias El Shobaki.
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