börsidan

Börsidan, literally "the stock page" in Swedish, is a term used to describe a webpage or section within a financial news site that provides information about the stock market and traded securities. It aggregates market data, typically including real-time or delayed stock quotes, intraday price changes, and historical price charts, along with related news and company profiles.

Content and features commonly found on a börsidan include current prices, daily and intraday percentage change, trading volume, and sometimes market capitalization and dividend yield. Charts may offer timeframes from minutes to years, with technical indicators and comparison to relevant indices. Additional sections often provide news headlines, press releases, earnings announcements, and fundamental data such as price-earnings ratios and dividends. Some pages also include links to analyst reports, regulatory filings, and stock-specific alerts.

Access to a börsidan is usually via a larger financial portal or dedicated data service. Information on these pages may be real-time or delayed, depending on licensing and subscription arrangements. Users range from casual investors to professional analysts who rely on the page for quick monitoring, data retrieval, and basic analysis.

While the term is general, it is closely associated with Stockholm's financial markets, and a Swedish börsidan often centers on stocks listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and related indices such as OMXS30.