Hans-Henrik Nielsen, co-developer of the 3-Point Playbook, shares the principles behind the successful investment strategy and a case study of the Swedish Bilia stock.

A Swedish growth case on the radar: a systematic analysis of Bilia

In a volatile stock market, discipline is often the deciding factor between success and failure. Having a clearly defined strategy to execute for every single trade is essential. At MyStockScanner, we have spent years refining our investment approach into what we call the 3-Point Playbook.

The strategy is built upon three non-negotiable questions that a stock must answer with a definitive “yes” before it earns a place in our portfolio:

1. Is this a high-quality company? (Fundamental data)
2. Is there attractive potential? (Valuation)
3. Is the timing optimal? (Technical momentum)

Below, let us walk through a current case study of the Swedish car dealership group Bilia, to demonstrate the strategy in practice.

1. Is Bilia a quality company?

When assessing quality, we remove intuition from the equation and let the data speak. We look for companies with a solid track record and positive future outlooks.
Bilia currently earns a strong quality score of 80 out of 100 in our proprietary quantitative model. The company delivers on key metrics: Earnings Per Share (EPS) is in an upward trend, and revenue shows steady growth. Most notably, analysts have consistently revised their earnings expectations upward for the coming years. Fundamentally, Bilia is a quality-approved case.

*Data as of 24/02/2026 | BILIA –Swedish stock with great potential

*Data as of 24/02/2026

2. Is there attractive potential?

Quality alone is not enough; the price must be right. We utilise our proprietary valuation model to look 12–24 months ahead. Here, we weigh analyst earnings estimates against the historical multiples (P/E ratios) that the market has historically been willing to pay for the stock.
For Bilia, the consensus expects earnings of SEK 11.70 per share in two years. Based on this estimate, we have outlined three potential return scenarios:

Bear-case: +15.1%
Standard-case: +43.4%
Bull-case: +76.9%

While historical returns are never a guarantee, this range indicates an asymmetric risk/reward profile with significant upside potential.

3. Is the timing optimal?

Even the best stocks can languish for years if the market is looking elsewhere. Therefore, we only enter positions in stocks exhibiting an established uptrend.
Examining Bilia’s price chart, the stock has performed impressively over the past six months. Our trend indicator currently shows Double Green, a technical signal suggesting that institutional capital – the smart money – is entering the stock. This confirms that momentum has shifted in favour of the buyers.

Conclusion

At the time of writing, Bilia meets all three criteria in our playbook. The company combines fundamental quality with an attractive valuation and a strong technical setup.
Consequently, we have added the stock to our portfolio watchlist – a portfolio that, in 2025 alone, generated a 34.5% return by strictly following the 3-Point Playbook model.

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Hans-Henrik Nielsen. co-founder of MyStockScanner.

Together with British Fintech expert Liam Flavelle, Hans-Henrik developed the 3-Point Playbook – a comprehensive analytical framework now available to private investors through the MyStockScanner membership.

Hans-Henrik has been active in the stock market since 1987. For the past 15 years, he has mentored thousands of private investors, teaching them how to achieve consistent returns with peace of mind by combining a robust strategy with the right tools.

In 2025, the 3-Point Playbook Model Portfolio at MyStockScanner delivered a return of 34.48%.

Hans-Henrik Nielsen | BILIA –Swedish stock with great potential

Disclaimer:

This analysis is provided for demonstration purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. The case study may have evolved significantly between the time of analysis and the publication of this article.

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