Revealing My Stock Market Portfolio (Patreon)

The Swedish InvestorAbout 4 min readOct 26, 2025Watch original
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Key Concepts

  • Index-Beating Value Investor: An investor who aims to outperform market indices (like the S&P 500) by employing a value investing strategy.
  • Patreon: A membership platform that allows creators to offer exclusive content and experiences to their subscribers.
  • Financial Freedom: The state of having enough income or assets to live comfortably without needing to work.
  • Intellectual Framework: A structured approach or set of principles for making investment decisions.
  • Morningstar: A financial services firm that provides data and analysis on mutual funds and stocks.
  • EV/EBIT (Enterprise Value to Earnings Before Interest and Taxes): A valuation metric used to assess a company's total value, including debt, relative to its operating profit.
  • Return on Invested Capital (ROIC): A profitability ratio that measures how effectively a company uses its capital to generate profits.
  • Intrinsic Value: The perceived or calculated true value of an asset, independent of its market price.
  • Mr. Market: A metaphor coined by Benjamin Graham to represent the stock market, which can be irrational and fluctuate wildly.
  • Dow Jones World Index: A global stock market index.

Portfolio Reveal and Investment Philosophy

The video announces that the "Swedish investor," a protégé of Warren Buffett, will be revealing his index-beating portfolio through a new Patreon channel. He emphasizes that for individuals without significant inheritances or exceptional talents, stock market investments are the most reliable path to financial success, requiring a sound intellectual framework and time.

Performance Metrics and Benchmarking

The investor shares his personal investment journey, which began on August 6, 2013. Since then, his portfolio has achieved an annual return of 19.5 percent on invested capital, net of fees and taxes. This performance is stated to be better than 99.5 percent of all funds listed by Morningstar. He clarifies that this figure encompasses his entire investment history, including his first stock purchase. The success is attributed to the cumulative experience from a decade in the market and extensive reading (around 100 books on investing), rather than single "home run" investments or avoiding major losses. He will be joined by a long-time friend and colleague, who has also achieved similar market-beating performance, to double their research efforts and act as an intellectual sparring partner.

Portfolio Composition and Global Diversification

The portfolio currently comprises 12 companies. Approximately 50 percent of the capital is invested in the top four holdings. A key aspect of the strategy is wide diversification across geographies and industries. The investor believes that staying global provides a material advantage due to the rarity of finding businesses that meet all their criteria. He notes that investing in international companies is now as simple as domestic ones, even with a "half decent broker." This global approach also reduces dependence on any single country, industry, or economic cycle, enhancing the resilience of returns.

Valuation Comparison to the General Market

The video presents a comparison of the portfolio's valuation metrics against a hypothetical index constructed from the general market (New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ).

  • Portfolio Average PE Ratio: 9.5
  • Portfolio Average EV/EBIT: 7
  • Portfolio Average ROIC: 22%
  • Portfolio Average Dividend Yield: 2.9%
  • Average Company Sales Growth (last 10 years): Approximately 9% per year

In contrast, the general market metrics are not explicitly provided but are implied to be significantly higher. The core argument is that the portfolio outperforms on all these metrics and, most importantly, is acquired at almost one-third of the price of the general market, indicating a significant bargain relative to intrinsic value.

Investment Strategy: Value and Nimbleness

The investor draws a parallel to Warren Buffett's early career, noting that Buffett was not always a Buy and Hold investor. During his highest return periods, Buffett capitalized on market fluctuations as a "small and nimble investor." The Swedish investor and his colleague adopt this philosophy, being happy to hold companies long-term but equally prepared to sell quickly when "Mr. Market is too optimistic."

Patreon Offering and Guarantees

Joining the Patreon channel will provide subscribers with:

  • Regular updates on the portfolio's performance.
  • Transparent insights into their stock-picking methodology.
  • A constant news feed on invested companies with commentary.
  • Deep dive write-ups on all holdings.

As a strong guarantee, the investor promises that if they do not beat the Dow Jones World Index within the next 12 months, he will rename his YouTube channel to "The Swedish Speculator" for public display until they regain the lead. He also emphasizes that they invest "basically all our money ourselves," signifying their commitment and belief in their strategy.

Conclusion and Call to Action

The investor encourages viewers to join their journey on Patreon at patreon.com/theswedishinvestor. He states there are "no strings attached" and that viewers are welcome to "steal our portfolio and our stock picking strategy only to leave immediately," as an informed decision can only be made from the inside. The ultimate goal is to help individuals achieve financial freedom through a sound investment approach.

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