Most bought and sold shares
Here we present trading data from DNB’s equity trading service every month.
The “Trumptrade” share Palantir was ranked as one of the most traded international share in DNB’s equity trading in November. (Photo: NTB)
The investors sold more than they bought in November
Our trading data shows that private investors kept their activity level stable in November, but continued to sell shares for a larger amount than was bought.
Equinor was both the most traded and the most sold share in November, while Aker Solutions topped the buy list.
«Trumptrade-shares“ like Palantir, Tesla and Microstrategy are all on the top list of the most traded international shares. It seems that several of the investors took the opportunity to secure profits after significant price increases. Both Palantir and Tesla were net sold in November.
Trading data for November
All figures are based on trading activity performed in the last month via both DNB’s equity trading service online and in the Spare app. The top lists are sorted either based on the number of transactions (buy and sell), net volume (the total amount bought minus the total amount sold), or gross volume (the total amount bought and sold).
The 5 most bought shares in November
These shares were bought net (that is, bought more than sold) by customers in DNB's equity trading service in the period 1 - 30.11.2024.
The 5 most sold shares in November
These shares were sold net (that is, sold more than purchased) by customers in DNB's equity trading service trading in period 1. - 30.11.2024
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