SCATEC SOLAR

Scatec has signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company for total capacity of 1.95 GW of Solar and 3.9 GWh Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in Egypt. This is Scatec's biggest project ever, almost twice as big as the Obelisk project currently under construction.

Ett av meglerhusene har pekt på at markedet kan reagere positivt på nyheten, og har indikert at kursen kan åpne høyere som følge av dette. Dette er meglerhusets vurdering og ikke en garanti for kursutviklingen, men det blir interessant å observere åpningsmatchen.

Scatec befinner seg i et PF kjøpssignal fra 105, hvor det indikative kursmålet i modellen er 114.

INSIDE app – tanker fremover

Jeg ser for meg fremover at jeg fortsetter med å sende Inside Oslo Børs – Aksjer Med Momentum via mail inntil videre, og etter at beta-testen er over skal den også inn i appen.

Kommer kun til å bruke appen til viktige meldinger eller pre-markedsrapporter for Wall Street når behovet er der, og når det oppstår store tekniske endringer i aksjer, indekser og for aksjene på StockWatch.

Appen skal brukes til å formidle viktige tekniske kjøps- og salgssignaler slik de fremkommer i de objektive modellene, som enten kommer før den vanlige PDF-utgaven blir publisert eller etter.

Dette vil skape et meget interaktivt teknisk modellbasert kurs, hvor deltakerne følger hvordan de tekniske modellene oppfører seg i praksis, tett på markedet og i sanntid.

Slik at når du ser en melding fra Inside Oslo Børs kan det ha kommet viktige tekniske signaler fra de objektive modellene.

Appen, slik jeg ser for meg bruken, vil bli brukt når det inntreffer signifikante endringer, enten i eksisterende signaler fra modellene eller ved nye kursbevegelser som aktiverer modellene.

I tillegg ved markante hendelser på det overordnede tekniske planet for markedene og indeksene som kan få betydning.

Hvilke synspunkter har dere på bruken av appen?

Hva er deres ønsker for hva den skal brukes til?

Hva ville vært det ultimate verktøyet for dere?

Andre ting jeg har oversett?

Mvh R

OSLO BØRS - ÅPNINGSVOLUMER

Ha i bakhodet at volumene sammenlignes mot snittet for de siste 30 dagene. Volumet på dette tidspunktet gir derfor kun et øyeblikksbilde av hvordan omsetningen ligger an tidlig i handelsdagen. Samtidig kan det gi nyttige indikasjoner på om aktiviteten er omtrent i tråd med normalen, eller om det er tegn til en tydelig endring.

TANKERS

Arctic Sec: Tankers: VLs soar anew as market eyes shift in trade flows.

Following a wobbly start to the New year, the VLCC market is staging a sharp turnaround with the Baltic’s daily TCE assessment jumping+59% d-d yesterday. Suez- and Aframaxes followed suit, albeit gains were much more moderate, lifting the Baltic +3.9% in the process.

The US taking control of sanctioned Venezuelan crude, which means loving it to the market via compliant tonnage, is a near-term trigger. In the bigger picture, the market is eyeing a potential shift in China’s supply patterns, reducing its intake of sanctioned oils, after this week’s signals from the US that it is taking a tougher stance against sanctioned oils, thus boosting trade prospects for the compliant fleet.

Market sources are already reporting increased Chinese interest in Canadian supplies.

Fundamental news has also been on the strong side this week, further supporting rate strength. India’s Nov oil imports topped the 5 mbd mark for the first time since May, up a very strong +11% y-y, and Brazil’s Dec exports rose +0.15 mbd m-m, tying it for an all-time high with January. Its y-y gain was a spectacular +95%, although that owed more to and artificially depressed year-ago figure.

 Oil & tankers: Russia hits Ukraine with intermediate ballistic missile. This morning's Russian attack on Ukraine with an Oreshnik missile, one of its most advance weapons, further sharpens front. pushing any peace deal out. Market likely to see it as leading to a further step-up in sanctions. Brent up +$0.64 @ $62.63.

OSLO BØRS - TEKNISK OVERSIKT MED FOKUS PÅ VOLUM, TRENDER & MOMENTUM

Har i kveld laget et regneark som vil være real-time under sesjonen slik at jeg raskt kan finne frem til de aksjene som det er unormalt volum. Eller som nærmer seg eller har brutt over eller under 50 dager snittet. 

Ved å bruke avstanden til 50 dager vil det forholdstallet kombinert med RSI-14 momentum kunne raskt indikere at aksjene er overkjøpt eller oversolgt.

Volumet er den viktigste komponenten da dette signaliserer om kjøperne eller selgerne har eller kan ta over kontrollen. 

Regnearket vil raskere kunne fortelle meg hvilke aksjer som skal granskes nærmere for fundamentale eller tekniske årsaker. Samt hvilke aksjer som skiller seg ut, som må sjekkes opp mot de tekniske modellene. 

Det kan være noen småfeil i regnarket da det er en del formler og tall :-) Men de finner jeg eventuelt ut av etterhvert. 

USA PRE MARKED : Technical Scans for Thursday, January 8

Briefing: U.S. equity futures are under pressure heading into the session, extending the uneasy tone that followed Wednesday’s selloff.

S&P 500 futures are down 16 points (-23 bp),

Dow futures are off 174 points (-35 bp),

Nasdaq futures are lower by 74 points (-33 bp),

and Russell 2000 futures are leading to the downside with a 44 bp decline.

The overnight weakness reflects a mix of policy-driven uncertainty and profit-taking after a strong start to the year.

Markets continue to digest President Trump’s latest economic interventions—most notably proposals to bar institutional investors from buying single-family homes and to restrict dividends and buybacks at defense contractors—while also reacting to choppy global tech price action and renewed geopolitical noise tied to Venezuela and Russia sanctions. Add in soft price action across metals and crypto, and risk appetite is clearly on pause rather than gone.

Europe is following the U.S. lower, with major Eurozone indices down roughly 20–30 bp.

Sector performance is defensive in character: consumer staples, banks, insurance, defense contractors, healthcare, and utilities are outperforming, while energy, retail, technology, autos, staffing, and basic resources lag. U.K. grocers were a notable weak spot, with Associated British Foods and Tesco both under pressure on earnings-related disappointment.

Defense stocks, however, are bid across the region after Trump floated a $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget proposal, reinforcing the idea that Wednesday’s selloff in the group may have been more headline-driven than fundamental.

Asian markets mostly closed lower, led by Japan, where the Nikkei fell 1.63% and the Topix slid 0.77%. Hong Kong equities also declined, with the Hang Seng down 1.17%, while mainland China was mixed and relatively resilient.

Technology was the main drag across the region: Baidu fell 3.3%, Lenovo dropped 5.6%, SoftBank Group slid 7.6%, and Tokyo Electron lost 4%. Samsung Electronics declined about 1.2% in South Korea despite reporting strong preliminary Q4 results, a reaction that stood out.

The message from Asia was clear: even good numbers are no longer enough when expectations are stretched and sentiment is fragile.

On the macro front, Treasuries are largely unchanged, with the 10-year holding around 4.16%.

The dollar is modestly firmer, with the DXY up about 10 bp. Commodities are mixed: Brent crude is rebounding roughly 75 bp after two days of declines,

while gold (-60 bp), silver (-275 bp), and bitcoin (-135 bp) are all under pressure.

Political risk remains an undercurrent, with the Powell succession race tightening—Kevin Hassett and Kevin Warsh are both priced at 39% on Polymarket—and renewed attention on sanctions against Russia, which could ripple through energy and defense markets.

Earnings and corporate news are providing plenty of single-stock volatility. Samsung’s strong preliminary Q4 print—sales of KRW93T and operating income of KRW20T—was met with selling, reinforcing concerns that optimism around memory and AI hardware may be fully priced. I

Defense stocks are a focal point again this morning.

After being hit hard Wednesday on Trump’s executive order restricting dividends and buybacks, the group rebounded sharply in premarket trading following his call for a dramatic increase in military spending. Names such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, RTX, and General Dynamics are all seeing renewed interest. The takeaway is volatility, not clarity—policy risk is now part of the valuation framework for the sector.

In terms of events to watch, the U.S. economic calendar is light, with jobless claims and productivity data unlikely to move markets materially unless there’s a surprise. Treasury Secretary nominee Scott Bessent is scheduled to speak, which could generate headlines. More important is the policy backdrop: expected executive actions on housing affordability, developments on Russia sanctions, and ongoing legal scrutiny of tariffs all have the potential to inject fresh volatility.

Stepping back, the broader trend still looks like a market that is consolidating after strong gains rather than one that is breaking down.

Sentiment is cooling at the margins—the AAII bull-bear spread narrowed to +12.5%—but bulls still outnumber bears. The recent pullback feels more like a reminder that perfection is priced in than a signal of a regime shift.

For now, investors are rotating defensively, questioning stretched tech valuations, and relearning an old lesson: policy headlines matter, especially when they arrive faster than earnings revisions.

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WALL STREET - SLUTTKURSER m/ norske 

The Dow Industrials and S&P 500 fall from Tuesday's record close as oil and gold prices retreat. Crude prices decline as President Trump says U.S. will receive sanctioned Venezuelan crude and continue controlling sales indefinitely. Home-builder stocks drop after Trump posts on social media that he would take steps to ban large investors from buying single-family homes, while defense shares are hurt as he says in a separate post that he would bar them from issuing dividends and stock buybacks, citing overly high executive pay and unsatisfactory delivery of military equipment. DJIA falls 466 points, or 0.9%, to 48996, the S&P 500 loses 0.3% to 6920, while the Nasdaq gains 0.2% to 23584.