Investment Portfolio

I buy shares in companies I understand well and plan to hold for a long time. I look for good businesses with strong track records, and I try not to overpay. I stick to public markets and keep things simple.

Current Holdings

Symbol Sector Country Cost/Sh Weight
AMZN Consumer Cyclical United States 1 363,3 11,3%
ALV.DE Financial Services Germany 2 336,0 10,6%
BRK-B Financial Services United States 3 368,6 10,2%
D05.SI Financial Services Singapore 246,1 9,9%
2318.HK Financial Services China 62,0 9,2%
GOOGL Communication Services United States 1 134,9 7,9%
AFG.OL Industrials Norway 179,1 6,7%
AENA.MC Industrials Spain 274,8 5,7%
LYMD.DE Broad Market India 272,9 4,8%
SAP.DE Technology Germany 1 574,3 4,6%
MSFT Technology United States 2 441,4 4,5%
FND Consumer Cyclical United States 637,6 3,5%
EMXC.L Broad Market Multi-country 266,5 2,7%
STRF - United States 954,9 2,6%
LOCK.L Technology Multi-country 86,1 1,9%
XAIN.DE Broad Market Indonesia 109,7 1,5%
XCS3.DE Broad Market Malaysia 139,1 0,9%
XPQP.DE Broad Market Philippines 14,5 0,8%
3350.T Consumer Cyclical Japan 23,8 0,3%
DGTL.MI Technology Multi-country 87,5 0,3%
DSRT.OL Basic Materials Norway 20,8 0,0%

* Cost basis is shown in NOK.

Last updated: 2026-05-22

Investment Pillars

Quality First

I'd rather own a few great companies than a lot of average ones. I look for businesses that do something well and are hard to compete with.

Long-term Value

I buy to hold, not to trade. Most of the work happens before I buy — after that, patience does the rest.

Margin of Safety

I try to buy at a price that leaves room for being wrong. If I can't find a good price, I'd rather wait.