Author: Oddmund Groette

Some IPO’s go on to be multibaggers, like for example Facebook, Amazon, and Netflix, to name the most successful. However, for every success, there are

Warren Buffett has multiple times argued that retail investors and small private investors should not be active investors, but rather invest passively via index funds.

Bitcoin has appreciated a lot over the last years, and polarized discussions on social media continue endlessly about which asset will perform the best in

For those investors under 50 years of age, inflation has never been a real issue, at least for those of us residing in the Western

Warren Buffett has publicly (and frequently) written about what he considers the folly of investing in gold: Gold doesn’t produce any tangible values – neither

Warren Buffett’s investment track record is second to none. Not only has he managed to invest successfully, but his patience has made him compound decade

Since the early 1980s inflation has been falling, at least according to official numbers. As a result, the interest rates have dropped significantly, even to

A recent study about Norwegian traders and investors sheds some light on the returns (or lack of) based on diversification, age, wealth, and risk appetite.

Charlie and I don’t know our cost of capital. It’s taught in business schools, but we’re skeptical. We just look to do the most intelligent

Everyone understands that you need to own stocks over many years to make money. How long do you need to hold a broad portfolio of

What is a spinoff? Do Spinoffs outperform the market? Is a spinoff a good or bad investment? This article aims to answer the above three

What is the Holy Grail of investing? The Holy Grail is often used to describe a method to achieve eternal success or happiness, depending on

Many investors are obsessed with identifying future multibaggers. How can you find multibagger stocks? Unfortunately, it’s not easy. In this article, we look at a