Category: Nordic Stocks

This very brief article looks at Olvi – a Finnish brewer and distiller. We expect a 7-10% return over the next decade. Olvi will not

We believe the Nordic region is a good place to invest. It’s safe and it scores well on ease of doing business, despite its reputation

The Danish stock market is pretty fragmented and is not dominated by just a few sectors, like for example the Norwegian stock market. Denmark has

The Norwegian stock market is historically dominated by oil, shipping, and fish farming. All sectors could be labeled as cyclical, perhaps fish farming is an

The Nordics, also known as the Nordic countries, include the sovereign states of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland. As combined, Nordic Countries, known for

Sweden is by far the biggest stock market in the Nordics, both in terms of market cap and the number of public companies. Nasdaq Stockholm

Instead of buying an active mutual fund, you can choose to invest in an investment company. We have previously written several articles about these stocks

Swedish entrepreneurs have a long history of being good stewards of capital. Because of this, we believe Swedish investment companies offer great opportunities for returns

Introduction and summary: Swedish real estate stocks have outperformed the OMX-30 over any time frame over the last two decades. For example, during the last

What are the main differences between Nordic dividend policies and the US? The main differences are that Nordic firms mostly let the dividend go up

Norway isn’t just popular for its beautiful landscapes and majestic northern lights but also for the attraction it has become for foreign investors with its

Swedish ADRs Sweden’s economy is quite developed and an export-focused economy supported by hydropower, timber, and iron ore. The primary sectors involve pharmaceuticals, industrial machines,

Norwegian ADRs Norway currently ranks as the 33rd largest economy in export, globally. The gas and oil sectors are two of the major export markets

Finnish ADRs Finland has per capita output quite similar to that of France, the United Kingdom, and Germany- basically the other western European economies. Known

Danish ADRs Denmark stands at 39th in the largest national economy globally, analyzed by the nominal gross economy (GDP) and 60th largest in the world

Icelandic ADRs Iceland like other Nordic countries has a mixed economy, but it is more volatile than others. The economy involves heavy government involvement and