I have written four books in Norwegian:
Aksjekjøp og daytrading – metode, psykologi, risiko og strategier (foreword by Stig R. Myseth). 25 000 copies sold (Norway only). Published in 2002, additional chapters in 2006 and 2022.
Trading på 1-2-3 (out of stock at the moment):
Opsjoner og futures – en praktisk innføring
Investeringsstrategier – my most recent book (published in 2020)
I’ve got an Msc from Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh (1996), in addition a to a business administration degree the Norwegian School of Management (BI – 1994). Did my mandatory military service in between.
After university, I worked two years as an auditor (1996-1998).
I co-founded Aksjeforum.com in 1998/99 - one of the first websites about trading and investing in Norway. It was later acquired by Digi.no in 2001.
I have written 4 books about trading (in Norwegian). One of them has sold 30,000 copies, a record for a financial book in Norway.
From 2001 until 2018 full-time independent prop trader (Series 7 in 2001) and investor.
2018-today: Investor, writer, analyst.
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