A new wave of AI mania is sweeping global markets. Huge investments, circular financing and Chinese competition are shaking stock markets around the world. Risk-averse Swedish small savers are being urged to be on their guard.
BusinessExpect increased dividends in this year's flood of financial statements from listed companies over the coming weeks. We expect SEK 327 billion from the companies we monitor. That's about 4 percent more than last year, says SEB's equity strategist Esbjörn Lundevall about the dividends.
BusinessNvidia is making money like crazy. The quarterly report itself does not raise any concerns about an AI bubble. The question mark lies with the customers, who are valued higher than before the IT crash in 2000. Will they make enough money, that is the question, says Esbjörn Lundevall, equity strategist at SEB.
BusinessWhen Klarna goes to the stock exchange, an unusually small number of shares will be issued for sale. This can make trading slower and means that existing owners remain in power. It is the Klarna gang that controls and decides, says Lars Frick, chief analyst at Aktiespararna.
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