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Connect the dots - Deep dive into Norbit Connectivity
Guest deep-dive, written by Erik Stangeland, originally written in Norwegian and translated for readers of Learning to Grow.
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The case for quality growth and more pompous reflections on investing
Understanding the mosaic of quality can yield very rewarding returns.
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The future - It's electrifying!
Two shallow dives into interesting industrial picks from the industry wonderland of Sweden.
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How I think about investment strategy and other pompeous nonsense
Simplicity and common-sense for the long run.
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Interesting insights - September 2024
Fall is upon us, and the markets are trucking on.
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September 2024

Interesting Insights - August 2024
Just another regular month in the markets.
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August 2024

From categories to companies: A brief look into my portfolio
I will briefly lay out the reasoning behind my portfolio composition and how I think about my three main investment themes.
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Paradox Interactive - A gem in the gaming industry
Niche gaming publisher making games that people play for hundreds upon hundreds of hours over decades.
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Interesting insights - July 2024
Trying to follow earnings while kicking back.
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June 2024

Interesting insights - June edition
A quiet month with markets narrowing and summer dawning
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A piece of finance history
I've read a 14 year old report covering the dotcom, housing crisis and beyond looking for the answer to what created shareholder returns in the most…
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May 2024

Interesting insights - May edition
Welcome to my first monthly sum up of interesting stuff I happened upon this last month.
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