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October: negative month despite strong reports
Read more: Oktober: negativ månad trots starka rapporterThe Finserve Global Technology Fund lost 2.7 percent during October, which was marginally weaker than the Nasdaq Composite Index, which retreated 2.4 percent during the period.…
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October: weak month for tech weighted results
Read more: Oktober: svag månad för tech tyngde resultatetThyra Hedge Fund lost 0.9 percent during October, which was better than the Nasdaq Composite Index, which retreated 2.4 percent during the period. Since this year's…
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October: negative month in the wake of reduced risk appetite
Read more: Oktober: negativ månad i spåren av minskad riskaptitThe Finserve Global Esports Fund lost 1.1 percent during October, which was better than the Nasdaq Composite Index, which retreated 2.4 percent during the period. Then…
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October: NFF noted strong rise - "excellent month"
Read more: Oktober: NFF noterade stark uppgång – ”utmärkt månad”NAV rate in October was 104.67, which gives an increase for the month of 0.57. An excellent month that is above target on rolling…
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October: NFF noted strong rise - "excellent month"
Read more: Oktober: NFF noterade stark uppgång – ”utmärkt månad”NAV rate in October was 104.67, which gives an increase for the month of 0.57. An excellent month that is above target on rolling…
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October: SCFI advanced – well in line with target return
Read more: Oktober: SCFI avancerade – väl i linje med målavkastningThe NAV rate for October was 103.33, an increase on the month of 0.49 and a standard deviation of 0.91. A perfectly ok month. We have…
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Monthly newsletter October 2020
Read more: Månadsbrev oktober 2020More than half of the fund's holdings reported during the month of October, but even though the companies in most cases beat expectations, October was a…
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What is a small company? We clarify the concept.
When we talk about small companies, there are different definitions depending on who you ask. The fund industry and the Stockholm Stock Exchange have different ways of categorizing companies...
