Swedish small savers are moving more and more of their money out of Sweden. Instead, they are putting their savings in countries where the returns are better. The American stock exchange has outperformed the Swedish one, both when looking at one year and also five years back, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe proposal for milder rules will facilitate entry into the housing market, not least for young people, according to experts and assessors.
BusinessSmall savers brought home the winnings in the price rockets Ericsson and Tesla. This is shown by new monthly statistics from Nordnet and Avanza.
BusinessThis week's reports from the tech companies in "The magnificent seven" can be a real thrill. It will be a Halloween theme, a slightly spooky week, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe American central bank Fed's double cut of the interest rate by 0.5 percentage points is a welcome message for the USA, the world, and Sweden, according to analyst Robert Bergqvist.
BusinessThe gold price is at record levels – and since the millennium shift, gold has been a clearly better investment than the stock exchange. It is a real warning signal, warns commodity expert Torbjörn Iwarson, who says it indicates that something is fundamentally wrong.
BusinessNvidia has been the symbol of AI hype - one of the most important drivers of the past year. Therefore, expectations were high for the quarterly reports. As a result, the stock market was heavily influenced.
BusinessThe AI-hype's big winner, American Nvidia, has ahead of this evening's quarterly report surpassed Tesla as the largest US stock among online broker Nordnet's customers. Now Nvidia is the ninth most owned on the entire platform, says Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessThe old Swedish stock exchange rule "Buy at the herring, sell at the crabs" worked poorly again this year. The American rule is better, says Frida Bratt from Nordnet.
BusinessSmall savers were clearly more active than usual on Black Monday on the stock exchange. In the turmoil, Swedish savers chose to back the financial icon Warren Buffett. It's a clear sign of the uncertainty we've seen surrounding the tech giants, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessStock market anxiety is increasing worldwide. How should small savers think about their savings? The last thing one should do is to panic and act accordingly, says Américo Fernández at SEB.
BusinessThe Tokyo stock exchange plummeted heavily on Friday – which led to the Stockholm stock exchange also falling. And the main reason for this – is the USA. There is a concern that the American central bank Fed has done too little, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessSwedish savers got rid of Tesla more than any other share during the month of July. There seems to be a hesitation around Tesla going forward, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThis week, several tech companies in "The magnificent seven" will publish quarterly reports. There is a risk that the results will be worse than expected. This can cause problems for small investors, says Jesper Fjärstedt at Danske Bank.
BusinessState-owned SBAB lowers interest rates again. Among other things, the three-month rate is lowered by 0,15 percentage points to a list rate of 4,62 percent. I am sure that more banks will act now, says Christina Sahlberg, savings economist at the comparison site Compricer.
BusinessCan AI-hyped Nvidia continue to beat expectations? And how is it really going for Tesla? The American tech giants, who have dominated the stock exchange and attracted many Swedish small investors along the way, will now have to show their colors. Tesla stands out a bit on the negative side, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessIt's easy for expenses to spiral out of control during the summer holiday. Some people risk getting into debt, warns the Financial Supervisory Authority. The greatest risk is taking out small loans to finance consumption here and now for money that you don't actually have, says consumer protection economist Moa Langemark.
BusinessThe record crash made the half-leader giant Nvidia one of the most bought stocks among Swedish small savers. Time will tell if it was smart or not, says Frida Bratt, savings economist at Nordnet.
BusinessThe gold rush continues. The AI hype makes chip giant Nvidia the world's now highest-valued listed company. The company has an enormously strong position. You're at the forefront and selling the shovels to get to the gold, says Nordnet's savings economist Frida Bratt.
BusinessElon Musk's massive salary is on the agenda at electric car manufacturer Tesla's annual general meeting on Thursday. Ahead of the meeting, Musk announces that he has the shareholders' support "by a wide margin".
BusinessApple is throwing itself into the AI war with the tech giants with the Apple Intelligence venture. Moreover, they are going to collaborate with OpenAI and utilise their chatbot Chat-GPT. It was a bit of a shrug, says Frida Bratt, spare economist at Nordnet.
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