När du sparar via Opti-appen investerar denna fondplattform dina pengar i en noga genomtänkt kombination av fonder. Det är din Opti-portfölj eftersom Opti investerar i fonder åt dig. Opti väljer objektivt ut de mest prisvärda fonderna bland de tusentals som finns i Sverige och sedan byter de ut dem när de hittar bättre alternativ.
Det första Opti gör är att meddela de olika fondbolagen som förvaltar de idag nio olika fonderna i din portfölj att de tänker köpa andelar i dem åt dig. Idag har du till exempel en aktiefond som SPP förvaltar, som står för 15,5 procent av din Opti-portfölj (om du har en Opti 9-portfölj, annars har du en mindre andel i just den fonden). Sätter du till exempel in 2 000 kronor meddelar vi SPP att du vill köpa andelar i deras fond för 2 000 kronor × 15,5 procent = 310 kronor. Samtidigt meddelas de andra fondbolagen som förvaltar de andra fonderna i din portfölj att Opti vill köpa andelar åt dig i deras fonder för summor som speglar hur många procent de fonderna står för i din Opti-portfölj.
När du köper en tradionell fond görs detta till den kurs som kallas för NAV, net asset value. Detta är den kurs som sätts en gång per dag, och utgör ett snitt på värdet på fonden. Vanligtvis kan du bara handla en traditionell fond en gång per dag, till skillnad från en ETF där handeln sker kontinuerligt så länge börsen är öppen.
Kursen på varje enskild fond styrs av värdet på de underliggande värdepappren i densamma. Har börsen gått upp mycket den senaste dagen är kursen hos en aktiefond i allmänhet högre än den var dagen innan. Kursen man köper till, styr sedan hur många andelar i fonden man får. Det är vanligt att insättningar i till exempel aktiefonder görs i kronor, och inte i form av hela andelar. Om kursen i aktiefonden i exemplet ovan är till exempel 200 kronor per andel, får du 1,55 nya andelar för de 310 kronor Opti köper för (310 kr / 200 kr = 1,55 andelar).
Tidpunkten styr
Tidpunkten när du sätter in pengar i din Opti-portfölj styr vilken dags kurser Opti kommer att köpa de olika fonderna åt dig till. Sätter du in pengar före klockan 09:00 på morgonen köper Opti de flesta av fonderna till morgondagens kurser (samma sak gäller när du månadssparar).
Gör du din insättning senare än så, till exempel klockan 09:15, köper vi fonderna åt dig till kurserna en dag längre fram i tiden. Du kan se exakt vilken dags kurser dina fonder är köpta till genom att gå in i appen, välja din portfölj och sedan trycka på ”Händelser”.
Därefter klickar du på den insättning du vill veta mer om (till exempel den senaste) och sedan kan du klicka på den eller de fonder du vill se kursen för (under varje fond ligger ditt kvitto för köpet, som heter ”avräkningsnota”, där det står exakt vilken kurs vi köpte just den fonden åt dig till).
Efter att fondbolagen har fått reda på att vi vill köpa andelar i deras fonder åt dig vill de ha betalt för dem. Då drar vi pengar från det bankkonto du kopplat din Opti-portfölj till (som du ser under ”Inställningar” i appen). Sedan mellanlandar de pengarna på ett konto hos vår bank där de fördelas ut på de olika fondernas konton, som betalning för dina nya andelar i fonderna.
Överföringen från din bank till Optis bank går via Bankgirot
När pengarna är inne på fondernas konton meddelar fondbolagen oss att de har registrerat att du är ägare av de nya andelarna i deras fonder. Då noterar vi det på ditt konto (som i de flesta fall är ett investeringssparkonto eller ”ISK” som det brukar förkortas) och visar det för dig i appen och du ser att värdet på din portfölj har ökat med storleken på din insättning – 2 000 kronor i exemplet ovan. Hela processen tar tre till fem vardagar. Varken fondbolagen eller bankerna arbetar på helgerna, så gör du insättningen på lördag eller söndag får de reda på det först på måndag morgon. För de flesta fonder i din portfölj kan man sammanfatta processen så här:
Dag 1
Dag 2
Dag 3
Dag 4–5
Du sätter in pengar, t.ex. i samband med att du månadssparar.
Pengar dras från ditt bankkonto.
De flesta fonder köps (några köps en dag senare).
Ditt ägande i fonderna registreras hos fondbolaget.
Ditt ägande i fonderna registreras på ditt konto (ISK).
Du kan se exakt vilka fonder du har i din Opti-portfölj just nu genom att gå in i appen, välja din portfölj och sedan gå ner till ”Portföljens innehåll”. Där klickar du på ”Detaljer”. Sedan kan du under respektive tillgångsslags rubrik (”Aktier”, ”Räntor” och ”Råvaror”) se exakt vilka fonder du äger som innehåller värdepapper inom just det tillgångsslaget.
NAV är fondens kurs som man köper eller säljer den till. Kurserna för de flesta fonder beräknas av fondbolagen varje dag. Så här ser beräkningen ut:
NAV = (Värdet på fondens tillgångar – Värdet på fondens skulder) / Antalet andelar
Fondens tillgångar är värdepappren i fonden, till exempel aktierna i en aktiefond. Fondens skulder är till exempel förvaltningsavgift till fondbolaget och uttag från investerare.
Många andra värdepapper köper man till en kurs som ändras kontinuerligt under dagen.
Anledningen till den förskjutningen är att Opti bara köper och säljer externa fonder åt dig. Vi förvaltar inga egna fonder. Det gör att det tar en dag extra jämfört med vad du är van vid hos din bank, som ofta vill att du ska köpa bankens egna (interna) fonder.
Opti sägs vara något dyrare än en del av sina konkurrenter, till exempel Lysa, men har i gengäld ett annat typ av utbud. Opti kan till exempel erbjuda investeringar i råvaror, något som många konkurrerande fondplattformar inte gör.
As April winds down, markets remain on edge, with escalating tariffs and renewed trade tensions keeping volatility in focus. In this summary of our full-length newsletter, we spotlight gold and gold equities, both of which have surged to record levels. We also take a step back from the day-to-day noise in crypto to explore the broader shifts in the regulatory landscape in our latest Whitepaper and present Celestia in detail. Finally, we assess how Moat indexes have held up and evolved amid the turbulence.
Gold & Gold mining equities tend to shine during stress periods
Source: VanEck, World Gold Council.
Gold has attracted renewed interest from investors amid concerns about inflation, currency volatility, and overall market uncertainty. Gold mining companies have recently reported improved profit margins and cash generation, with some initiating share buybacks and maintaining relatively strong balance sheets. Despite these developments, many continue to trade below their historical valuation averages.
While historical trends indicate that gold and gold mining equities have outperformed during certain periods of market stress, these patterns may not repeat under different economic conditions. Performance can be influenced by a range of factors including interest rates, central bank policy, geopolitical developments, and investor sentiment.
⚖️ Whitepaper Highlights: How New Crypto Regulations May Shape the Future
Cryptocurrencies are entering a new era. With the re-election of Donald Trump and the implementation of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, digital assets are moving into a landscape defined not just by innovation, but also by regulatory clarity.
MiCA’s structured and transparent approach aims to promote legitimacy, safeguard investors, and enhance trust in digital asset markets across Europe. It could also serve as a blueprint for other jurisdictions looking to regulate crypto effectively.
Most blockchains, like Ethereum or Bitcoin, are monolithic which means they perform all major functions (consensus, data availability, and execution) on a single layer. This design ensures security but according to new modular networks, limits scalability and flexibility.
The modular blockchain thesis, which Celestia is leading, proposes separation of layers and respective responsibilities in the network.
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🌊 Riding the Gold Wave
Chasing the Vein: Fund Flows into Gold Miners
Source: Mining.com. Data as of 21 March 2025. Note: Data covers 493 funds with combined assets under management of $62 billion.
U.S. equity markets experienced significant declines during the month of March. Meanwhile, spot gold price recorded new all-time highs, surpassing the $3,000 per ounce mark on 14 March and closing at a record price of $3123.57 on March 31, a 9.30% ($265.73) monthly gain. As of 31 March, gold prices have risen by 93.61% over the past five years (1). Investors should keep in mind that past performance is not representative of future results.
The gold miners, as represented by the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index (GDMNTR), outperformed significantly, up 15.51% during March (2). This gain reflects both their operational leverage to rising gold prices and market perceptions of relative value. However, gold miners can also be subject to heightened volatility, operational risks, and sensitivity to commodity price swings.
While gold and gold equities may serve as diversifiers in a portfolio due to their historically low correlations with many asset classes, investors should remain mindful of the inherent risks, including price volatility, currency movements, and shifts in investor sentiment that can lead to rapid reversals in performance.
Market turbulence in March weighed on stocks. The Moat Index was not immune to the market turmoil, as it declined along with the broad U.S. equity market ending the month lower. However, the Moat Index showed resilience relative to the S&P 500—thanks in part to defensive sector resilience and underweight exposure to mega-caps.
At the same time, the SMID Moat Index lagged small and mid-caps in March. Smaller U.S. stocks were also impacted by global trade tensions and economic growth concerns with the broad small- and mid-cap benchmarks falling during the month. However, year-to-date, the SMID Moat Index remains ahead of the broader small- and mid-cap markets.
(1) Source: World Gold Council, ICE Data Services, FactSet Research Systems Inc.
(2) Source: Financial Times.
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BBVA Acción Eurostoxx 50 ETF FI Cotizado Armonizado (BBVAE ETF) med ISIN ES0105321030, strävar efter att spåra EURO STOXX® 50-index. EURO STOXX® 50-indexet följer de 50 största företagen i euroområdet.
Den börshandlade fondens TER (total cost ratio) uppgår till 0,20 % p.a. ETFen replikerar resultatet av det underliggande indexet genom full replikering (köper alla indexbeståndsdelar). Utdelningarna i ETFen delas ut till investerarna (halvårsvis).
BBVA Acción Eurostoxx 50 ETF FI Cotizado Armonizado har tillgångar på 133 miljoner euro under förvaltning. Denna ETF lanserades den 3 oktober 2006 och har sin hemvist i Spanien.
Beskrivning BBVA Acción Eurostoxx 50 ETF FI Cotizado Armonizado
Med BBVA Acción Eurostoxx 50 ETF FI Cotizado Armonizado deltar investerare i ökningen av värdet på aktierna i de 50 största konglomeraten i euroområdet (euroområdet). Euro Stoxx 50-indexet inkluderar aktier från 8 länder i euroområdet: Belgien, Finland, Frankrike, Tyskland, Irland, Italien, Nederländerna och Spanien.
Explore Dogecoin’s impact on crypto, turning internet memes into cultural and financial assets.
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00:00 – Intro
00:27 – Where do Memes come from?
03:13 – What are some of the first Memes you remember?
10:28 – Do these things have value?
14:04 – The different types of cryptocurrencies
17:20 – How did Dogecoin start?
24:26 – What is some of the utility?
28:36 – How does it fit into the portfolio?
30:38 – Final thoughts
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