
Articles by Henrik Hallenborg
Economics and the markets
Economic ideas, institutions and incentives affect how capital is allocated – and how economic changes are ultimately reflected in market prices.
Here you will find in-depth articles, columns and essays on economics, investing and current market issues. Some of the texts draw on the Austrian school of economics, which emphasises individual choice, the importance of entrepreneurship and the role of prices as carriers of information. It also highlights how interest rates, credit expansion and government intervention can affect business cycles and capital markets.
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Austrian economics
Economics
On money, freedom, business cycles and the economic ideas that help explain what happens behind market prices.

Analysis and perspective
Markets
Essays on trends, risk, investor behaviour and the movements shaping equities, bonds, currencies and commodities.

Dividend stocks – a false sense of security
Dividend stocks are often seen as stable and predictable. Yet the visible dividend may conceal both price risk and a false sense of security. Read the full article →Information: The articles express the author’s analyses and opinions and are intended as general information. They do not constitute individual investment advice or recommendations to buy or sell a particular financial instrument. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors.
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