2Mo·

Thanks to tech stocks, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund earned approximately €160 billion in the first half of 2026.

With a population of 5.63 million, that comes out to €28,419 per capita. The largest holdings are Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, and TSMC. That’s how a stock-based pension works.

$AAPL (+1,22 %)
$MSFT (+0,16 %)
$NVDA (+0,76 %)
$2330

With a population of 5.63 million, that works out to €28,419 per capita. The largest holdings are Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, and TSMC. That’s how a stock-based pension works. 🤑📈

9 Commentaires

Epi@Epi

2Mo

Dank "Techaktien"...

Das nenne ich mal Finfluencer! 😏

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Techaktien@Techaktien

2Mo

@Epi Gotta do it, bro. Gotta.

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Epi@Epi

2Mo

@Techaktien A heavy burden on broad shoulders...

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Pelo@pelo

2Mo

One of the best sovereign wealth funds in the world for retirement/pensions.
More European countries should clearly take inspiration from this model. We can’t ignore it anymore: long-term investing and equity ownership are becoming essential for future retirement systems 👴

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asset_sage_smmad@asset_sage_smmad

2Mo

Now all we need is a few oil rigs in the North Sea.

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Tom1887@Tom1887

2Mo

@asset_sage_smmad We have abnormally high tax revenues, after all, so surely we could spare a euro or two.

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MarTheRadi@marda304

2Mo

@Tom1887 Unfortunately, though, they aren't even enough to cover the state's operating costs. That's why there are "special funds."

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asset_sage_smmad@asset_sage_smmad

2Mo

@Tom1887 You haven't understood the SPD's way of thinking 🤣 When I run out of other people's money, I just go into debt—after all, other people pay the interest.

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MarTheRadi@marda304

2Mo

https://youtu.be/jxZlbD4zWKg?t=14

Nothing has changed since then.

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