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Exelity Monthly Report – January 2024
Read more: Exelity månadsrapport – januari 2024After a strong 2023 with a net return of 27%, Exelity weathers the general stock market decline in January well, ending the first month of the year with…
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Being and Investment Active Value Monthly Report – January 2024
Read more: Being and Investment Active Value månadsrapport – januari 2024The first month ended on a yield of 0.7%, after fees, after a 2023 yielding 23% and a 2022 yielding ~8% after…
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Finserve Micro Cap Monthly Report – January 2024
Read more: Finserve Micro Cap månadsrapport – januari 2024In January, we experienced both downs and ups. The month opened with a decline, but the fund's structure ensured robust resilience against these downturns.…
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Third Swede ever in space – Exciting future prospects for the space industry in 2024
Read more: Tredje svensken någonsin i rymden – Spännande framtidsutsikter för rymdindustrin 2024Exciting future prospects for the space industry in 2024 Last night, the Falcon 9 rocket lifted off with the Dragon space capsule and four astronauts. Among them was a radiantly happy Marcus...
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Exelity's manager Marlon Värnik in DITV Börsmorgon
Read more: Exelitys förvaltare Marlon Värnik i DITV BörsmorgonExelity's manager Marlon Värnik gives his view on the stock exchange climate in general and Fortnox and Evolution in particular in DITV Börsmorgon. Market morning 12 January…
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Finserve Micro Cap Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Finserve Micro Cap månadsrapport – december 2023A good start for the fund and a strong finish for small caps The fund had its first NAV on December 11 and returned 5.05 %…
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Being and Investment Active Value Monthly Report – December 2023
Read more: Being and Investment Active Value månadsrapport – december 2023It was an eventful year for our fund which resulted in a return of 23% in SEK for the full year 2023, after fees, despite…
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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...
