86. Hausse in Beijing
Summary
In episode 86 of Veckans Trade, the host critiques Sweden’s polarized political climate and the lack of liquidity in the Nordic small-cap market, arguing that many listed companies are illiquid "junk" that should be delisted. He proposes creating ETFs for these illiquid stocks to improve tradability and questions the legal immunity of algorithmic trading firms. The episode also covers a failed short trade on Netinsight, a dip-buy in Take-Two Interactive ahead of the GTA 6 launch, and a brief look at Lululemon’s recent stock decline.
Topics discussed
Sponsors: PVC and Obesity Initiative
Rant on Swedish politics and voter behavior
Critique of Financial Hearings awards and bias
Sponsor: Montrose platform features and discount
Market observation: Low trading volume in August
Rant on Nasdaq listings and low-quality microcaps
Sponsor: Prio Nilsson small cap fund
Sponsor: Pareto brokerage offer
Trade review: Volati, Sivers Semiconductors, Latir
General market outlook and volatility
GTA 6 release and Take-Two Interactive stock
Retail stocks: Lululemon, Abercrombie, Dr. Martens
Weekly trade recap and future interview plans
Sponsor: Opti investment app
Sponsor: BNB and Bettharts betting app
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