ATP: Invests heavily in Danish Better Energy and solar energy

With an investment of a large, triple-digit million DKK amount in the Danish renewable energy company Better Energy, ATP makes one of the largest investments of the year. The investment is part of ATP’s ambition to strengthen the development of green, Danish-produced energy and contribute to the green transition.

Today’s market compared to other bear markets

What does it take for us to typically see a bottom? The American hedge fund Bridgewater recently published an interesting report on the current market situation. Here they analyze whether

What investors should refrain from

The least important thing… In an interview with St. Jame’s Place, Howard Marks of Oaktree talks about his approach to investing. Marks is the author of the excellent book, “The

Tom Russo: Berkshire Hathaway is Still a Good Buy

A long-term investor’s view on Berkshire In last week’s ‘Wealthtrack’ interview, Tom Russo explains why he has been an avid follower of Warren Buffett since he heard him give a

Howard Marks: Waiting for the bottom is a really bad idea

Investor Harward Marks, from Oaktree Capital, speaks with Head of Finance Team in Economic Affairs Department at Chosun Ilbo. The video is half an hour, there is some editing along the way, but there are many interesting reflections on the current market situation, tech companies and crypto.

Guy Spier: Watching paint dry

Zen investor One of the privileges of writing here at Børsgade is that you get to follow the doings of so many talented investors. One of the portfolios that really

Klarman trims the portfolio

Looking at Seth Klarman’s portfolio for the second quarter of 2022, there’s a pretty clear trend: he’s reducing a large number of his positions. These include Alphabet (Google), Intel, Dropbox, Fiserv, Meta, Intel and more than 20 other positions. In other words, the overall picture is that Klarman has taken a more defensive position and is a fairly significant net seller of shares.

The bear has arrived, but fear not

We are now officially in a bear market, which means that the major indices have fallen more than 20% from peak to (so far) trough. The NASDAQ has fallen more

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