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Oslo Stock Exchange · updated Oct 16, 2026
Stock analysis for the Oslo Stock Exchange
Daily rankings and signals for 229 Norwegian stocks, plus a portfolio analysis that shows what strengthens and weakens your portfolio.
- 229 stocks analysed daily
- Free to use
- Open methodology
Stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange
The largest companies and today's biggest price moves. Figures as of the Oct 16, 2026 close.
Largest companies
By market capTop gainers today
Market cap above NOK 1 bnTools for Norwegian investors
From single stocks to your whole portfolio, with Norwegian tax built in.
Stock analysis
Price, score, signal, key figures and dividend history for each of the 229 stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
Open market overviewPortfolio analysis
Import from Nordnet or enter your holdings yourself. The analysis shows concentration, weak positions and what to review first.
How the analysis worksTax and ASK
Track gains, dividends and the shielding deduction for share savings accounts (ASK) and regular accounts.
Read about tax and accountingModel portfolios
Follow rules-based portfolios with full transaction history and returns against a benchmark.
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Practical explanations of stocks, risk and portfolio construction.
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Frequently asked questions
What is AksjeNet?
AksjeNet is an analysis tool for stocks on the Oslo Stock Exchange. It ranks 229 Norwegian stocks daily by a model score, shows signals and key figures for each stock, and lets you analyse your own portfolio.
Is AksjeNet free?
The market overview, stock pages and model portfolios are free. With a free account you can create portfolios and run portfolio analysis. Some AI analyses use credits.
How are scores and signals calculated?
Each stock gets a model score for the short, medium and long horizon. Rankings use the medium-horizon score. BUY, HOLD and SELL are categories derived from the score and describe the model's current view, not a guaranteed return. The full methodology is documented on the methodology page.
Can I import my portfolio from Nordnet?
Yes. Upload your Nordnet transaction history as a CSV file. Holdings, buys, sells and dividends are added to the portfolio, and duplicates are skipped on re-import.
Does AksjeNet support share savings accounts (ASK)?
Yes. Each portfolio can be set up as an ASK or a regular account, and the tax overview accounts for the shielding deduction, dividend tax and foreign withholding tax.
Is this investment advice?
No. AksjeNet is not a financial adviser. Scores, signals and analyses are decision support for your own research. Investing in stocks involves risk, and you can lose money.
Analyse your portfolio for free
Create an account, import from Nordnet or add your stocks, and see what is dragging your portfolio down.
Content is generated automatically from market data and is not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.