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Summary

This video script offers a step-by-step guide on buying and selling stocks through Nordnet's platform. It explains how to access real-time stock information, place orders, and understand order depth and transactions. The script also covers order types, pricing strategies, validity periods, and brokerage fees, including a special offer for new users. It concludes with information on trading hours and further resources for learning about stock investments.

Takeaways

• 💼 Buying and selling stocks involves using a platform like Nordnet, where you can access real-time information and historical data about a stock.
• 📈 Understanding the order book is crucial, as it contains all the buy and sell orders in the market for a specific stock.
• 🛒 To purchase a stock, you place an order by selecting the account, order type, the number of shares, and the price you're willing to pay.
• 🔄 'Last close' refers to the latest transactions completed in the stock by other investors, funds, or banks.
• 💰 When placing an order, you can match your desired buy price with a seller's offer to potentially acquire the shares immediately.
• ⏱ The 'validity period' of an order determines how long the order remains active in the market before it expires.
• 💳 Brokerage fees, or 'courtage', are the costs associated with buying a stock, which are detailed in the order summary.
• 📊 If your order's price isn't met, it remains in the market until the stock price reaches your desired level or the order's validity period ends.
• 📋 You can view your open orders through the 'Orders' section, which shows the status of your current buy and sell orders.
• 🕒 The stock market operates within specific hours, typically from 9:00 to 17:30 on weekdays, with orders able to be placed outside these hours but only executed when the market is open.
• 💹 Nordnet offers a 'Get Started' deal for new investors, providing commission-free trading on the Stockholm Exchange for accounts under a certain savings threshold.
• 📈 Nordnet also offers different commission classes (Mini, Liten, Mellan, Fast) for investors to choose from based on their trading needs and volume.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video script?

The main topic of the video script is explaining the process of buying and selling stocks, specifically using the Nordnet platform.

What is the first step to start trading stocks on Nordnet according to the script?

The first step is to access the Nordnet stock page on the platform where you can find real-time information about the stock and its historical development.

What does the term 'Order depth' refer to in the context of the script?

Order depth refers to a collection of all the orders that are currently in the market for a particular stock.

How does one place an order to buy a stock on Nordnet as described in the script?

To place an order to buy a stock, one clicks on the 'buy' button, selects the account from which to purchase, chooses the order type, specifies the number of shares and the price willing to pay, and then the amount is calculated.

What is meant by 'Last close' in the script?

'Last close' refers to all the transactions that have been made in the stock by other people, funds, or banks.

What is the purpose of setting a price for buying a stock in the order?

Setting a price for buying a stock in the order allows you to match your buying price with someone who is willing to sell at that price, potentially enabling you to acquire the shares directly.

What does the 'Validity period' of an order mean?

The 'Validity period' indicates how long you want the order to be valid, which could be for the day, a few days, a month, or another duration.

What is the 'brokerage fee' mentioned in the script?

The 'brokerage fee' is the fee you pay when buying a stock, which is calculated and displayed at the bottom of the order panel.

What happens if you place an order at a price that is not currently available in the market?

If you place an order at a price not currently available, the order will be placed in the market but will not be executed until the stock price reaches the specified amount or the order's validity period expires.

How can you view your pending orders on Nordnet?

You can view your pending orders by clicking on 'Orders' at the top right of the page, which will display a panel showing your active orders.

What are the trading hours for the stock market as mentioned in the script?

The stock market is open between 09:00 and 17:30 on weekdays, and orders can be placed outside these hours but will not be executed until the market reopens.

What is Nordnet's introductory offer regarding brokerage fees?

Nordnet offers a 'Get Started' deal that allows you to trade stocks for free on the Stockholm Exchange if you have under 50,000 kr in savings.