Most bought and sold shares
Here we present trading data from DNB’s equity trading service every month.
Vend was the most purchased share in September
Investors reduce energy holdings and buy broadly across the rest of the market
DNB's private investors were net sellers of shares for around NOK 1 billion in September. The sales were particularly concentrated in energy, where investors appear to be securing gains after strong price performance and high oil prices. On the buy side, the picture was far broader, with Vend Marketplaces and Telenor at the top. Overall, the trading suggests that investors are reducing exposure to areas that have performed strongly, whilst taking advantage of price falls and spreading new investments more broadly across the market.
The figures in the top lists
The figures below are based on trading activity last month in both DNB's share trading in online banking and in the Savings app. These are sorted either by number of transactions (purchases and sales), net volume (total amount purchased minus total amount sold), or gross volume (total amount purchased and sold).
To provide the most representative picture possible of the trading pattern among private investors, individual trades that deviate significantly from the other activity may be adjusted out of the statistics.
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The 5 most purchased shares in September
These shares were net purchased for the largest amounts (i.e. bought more than sold) by customers in DNB's share trading during the period 1–30 September 2026.
The 5 most sold shares in September
These shares were net sold (i.e. sold for a greater amount than purchased) by customers in DNB's share trading service during the period 1–30 September 2026.
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The most traded international shares in September
The list shows both purchased and sold international shares in the past month. For competitive reasons, the number of transactions is not disclosed
Most bought and sold by Ung (Young Adults) investors aged 18–28
Most bought | Most sold |
Protector Forsikring ASA | Zaptec ASA |
Tomra Systems ASA | BW LPG Ltd |
Envipco Holding NV | Circio Holding ASA |
VÅR ENERGI | Equinor ASA |
Vend Marketplaces ASA | DNB Bank ASA |
Most traded shares in DNB's share trading by customers aged 18-28 in the period 1-30 September 2026
Most bought and sold by investors aged 29–49
Most bought (net) | Most sold (net) |
|---|---|
Vend Marketplaces ASA | Equinor ASA |
Sed Energy Holdings PLC | AF Gruppen ASA |
Telenor ASA | VÅR ENERGI |
Thor Medical ASA | Aker BP ASA |
Grieg Seafood ASA | Kongsberg Maritime ASA |
Shares traded for the largest total amount in DNB's share trading by customers aged 29-49 in the period 1-30 September 2026
Most bought and sold by experienced investors (50 years +)
Most bought | Most sold |
Telenor ASA | Equinor ASA |
Protector Forsikring ASA | Frontline PLC |
Vend Marketplaces ASA | Dno ASA |
Mowi ASA | Aker BP ASA |
Norsk Hydro ASA | Aker ASA |
Shares traded in DNB's share trading service by customers over 50 years of age in the period 1–30 September 2026
Disclaimer and archive
This website has been prepared for information purposes and contains only information based on aggregated customer data from transactions via the share trading service in DNB's online and mobile banking.
The figures are intended solely to provide an overview of the overall activity of retail investors who have traded through this solution in the period mentioned. The statistics must not be regarded as an offer to buy or sell financial instruments or as a recommendation on investment strategy.
DNB accepts no liability for direct or indirect losses/costs that may arise from the use of these trading data. For further information, please refer to DNB Carnegie'sGeneral terms and conditions
Report archive
Trading data August 2026 (PDF)
Trading data February 2026 (PDF)
Trading data January 2026 (PDF)
Trading data December 2025 (PDF)
Trading data November 2025 (PDF)
Trading data October 2025 (PDF)
The reports are prepared by DNB Savings and Investment - share trading