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Portföljen är plus igen – så tänker jag efter Intrum-emissionen
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Key takeaways
Finance-focused summary (June monthly update)
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The presenter reports the portfolio is back in the green:
- June performance: +4.38%
- Year-to-date: ~+3.98% (described as “about +4%”)
- They previously hit a drawdown around -8% (mid-May/around that period), then recovered to positive territory.
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They attribute part of the recovery to active trading/arbitrage, including:
- Intrum-related rights/BTA mechanics
- Other trades, including mentions of Gapwaves (position/performance) and Kinnevik (new/added holding)
Instruments, tickers, and assets mentioned
- Intrum (primary focus; rights offering / subscription rights / BTA / conversion to shares)
- Mentions BTAs (interim trading instrument before common shares)
- Mentions “Intrum emission” (rights issue)
- Kinnevik (new purchase / added position)
- Millicom (multiple trades; exact listing ticker not clearly stated)
- Gapwaves (large position; swing trade component)
- Siibus (mentioned in trades context—spelling/identifier unclear)
- Nord(en) (mentioned as a European fund/holding—unclear exact ticker)
- Vanek / Vanek? (mentioned)
- Wisdom Tree (mentioned)
- ETF(s) (general reference; later notes “Straight into the ETF” — no specific ETF ticker named)
- SEK (cited throughout; also mentions “ETF dividend ETFs” but not named)
- Automotive/antennas context
- Gapwaves and Valeo (Valeo referenced by name)
Key numbers & explicit levels
Portfolio performance / P&L
- Worst point: ~ -8% (around mid-May/earlier in the year)
- Current year-to-date: ~ +3.98% (~+4%)
- Recovery since bottom: ~ +700,000 SEK
- Trading contribution since starting trading after the drawdown:
- “Since I started trading…” portfolio up ~143,107 SEK
- Of the ~700,000 SEK recovery, ~100k–150k SEK attributed to trading
- A month-level figure:
- “73,295 SEK plus” tied to a Millicom trade sequence (wording suggests profit from that period)
Intrum rights issue / dilution mechanics
- Rights issue subscription:
- Oversubscribed: 139%
- Rating agencies:
- Upgraded (still not investment grade yet; “step in right direction”)
- Timeline/event context:
- Mentions early-year approval delay and later sign-off; rights mechanics create volatility/overhang early
Allocation / pricing / subscription set details (SEK denominated)
- Presenter’s base approach:
- Started with 17,000 Intrum shares
- Sold common stock and converted into subscription sets to target even lot sizes
- Subscription set conversion:
- Described as increasing holding to 324,000 shares at one point (after even-number adjustments)
- Extra allocation purchase price (for allocations without taking subscription rights):
- SEK 2.45 per share
- Extra allocation maximum:
- Referenced as up to 11% of what was subscribed (capped)
- KF (tax account) swing-trade sizing:
- Buys additional 20,000 subscription rights → increases to about 360,000 shares on that leg
- Receives extra allocation resulting in about 39,580 additional shares (wording includes “583” but clearly indicates a share count)
- Yield figures (on the traded leg):
- Base yield referenced around 2.87, then ~2.83 after additions
- Presenter: “My yield is now 2.83…”
- Trading plan for the swing position:
- Hopes to sell for around 4 SEK over 350 (phrasing is unclear; interpreted as a target near ~4 SEK and/or a threshold around 350)
- Risk note:
- Mentions a “temporary large risk” they are willing to manage due to volatility, with an intent to reduce Intrum exposure afterward
Intrum BTA price mention (near-term jump)
- “Spoiler” into July:
- BTA allocated price: “a little over 3 bucks”
- They only paid 2.45 SEK
- Expects a portfolio jump once BTA arrives; “a few kronor” suggests a near-term mark-to-market gain (percentage not precisely quantified)
Methodology / framework described (rights & arbitrage / positioning)
Rights issue / subscription rights arbitrage approach
- Trade subscription rights during the technical period before conversion.
- Rely on pricing differences between rights/BTA and common shares:
- If subscription sets trade cheaper, sell common and buy subscription sets to capture spreads.
- After conversion, hold in two sleeves:
- Long-term/base position (core exposure)
- Shorter-term/swing trade sleeve (sell when targets/opportunities are reached)
Risk management through exposure control
- Goal: avoid being “too exposed” to Intrum long-term after the temporary swing/trading window.
- Plan after profits/conviction:
- Let Intrum’s portfolio weight decline
- Increase “base” holdings (notably dividend ETFs, but no specific ETF named)
New position sizing rule
- Preference for even-number share holdings (explicitly stated as a reason for transaction sizing)
Company/sector-specific insights (non-exhaustive)
Gapwaves
- Presenter says volume production has started and describes it as “what we’ve been waiting for.”
- Mentions PMH and volume production with Fränken volume production for Valeo (spelling unclear, but Valeo is explicit).
- Capacity/scale expectations:
- ~5 million antennas in 2024/this year vs 500,000 last year (about 10x)
- Expects potential uplift from Q3 onward (Q2 may or may not show visible growth)
- Business/structure note:
- Describes a royalty-heavy structure: “a lot of it is through royalty agreements… so not that much money,” but “good margin.”
- Position:
- 36,000 shares total, with 10,000 shares as a swing trade held “a little too long”
Kinnevik
- Added because the new CEO plans to:
- remove “old mold that doesn’t deliver”
- move toward more cash-flow-driven companies
- Presenter describes Kinnevik as previously “bullied” in recent years, and they want a turnaround opportunity.
- Position size:
- “Relatively small,” with openness to increase if execution improves
Disclosures / disclaimers
- No clear “not financial advice” disclaimer was included in the subtitles provided.
Presenters / sources
- Presenter: The same individual speaking throughout (no name given in the subtitles).
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