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March: The fund returned 2.4%
Read more: Mars: Fonden avkastade 2,4%March was a volatile month where the market was driven back and forth by the development of long-term interest rates. We are now happy that we have the month…
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March: rising long-term interest rates make for a volatile month
Read more: Mars: stigande långräntor ger en volatil månadMarch was a volatile month where the market was driven back and forth by the development of long-term interest rates. We are now happy that we have the month…
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GP Bullhound Tech Thoughts Week 13 2021
Read more: GP Bullhound Tech Thoughts Week 13 2021Inge Heydorn and Johan Roslund of GP Bullhound share their weekly thoughts on the recent developments on the tech markets.
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March: a volatile month
Read more: Mars: en volatil månadMarch was a volatile month where the market was driven back and forth by the development of long-term interest rates. We are now happy that we have the month…
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March: very strong month for GSF benefiting from the rotation towards value stocks
Read more: Mars: väldig stark månad för GSF som gynnas av rotationen mot värdeaktierMarch was a good month for the stock market and a very strong month for the Global Security Fund, which was up 10.1 percent and 10.3 percent respectively…
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High Yield Opportunity in the IPO Pod
Read more: High Yield Opportunity i IPO-PoddenKreditfonden's and Finserve's manager Peder Broms talks about Finserve Nordic AB's latest fund with a focus on high yield bonds with the IPO-Podden. The fund High…
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February: rising long-term interest rates changed the behavior of the market
Read more: Februari: stigande långräntorna förändrade beteendet i marknadenWe saw a sharp turn in the market during February, where the entire rise supported by good reports disappeared in the fear of higher interest rates during…
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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...
