Dagens industri has talked to two stock market professionals who have picked out seven hard-to-get stocks to buy.

First up is Karl Hedberg, head of equities at Carnegie Private Banking, who lists heat pump company Nibe, white goods giant Elextrolux, biotech company Bioarctic and cyber security company Yubico.

On Nibe, Hedberg says it will see a recovery in sales and demand, and that lower interest rates will make consumers more likely to invest in heat pumps. The long-term transition to more environmentally friendly heating alternatives also speaks for Nibe, he says.

In Electrolux's case, the share price is under pressure from concerns about a new share issue, which Hedberg doesn't see coming. "I think that's the biggest reason to go against the shorts here," he says.

Bioarctic is liked because the stock is still far from its full potential, and Yubico because structural demand for the company's products is expected to be a driver for a long time.

Nordea's head of equities Martin Björsell includes security giant Securitas, where short-selling has already declined slightly and is expected to continue, he says.

"I think Securitas has more to give. There are no short-term triggers here, but I expect that the quarterly reports will show that the margin development is better than the market believes and that cash flows will also improve in the future," he says.

Björsell also picks specialist drug company Sobi, as much fear has already been priced in by Trump's appointment of vaccine skeptic Robert F Kennedy as health secretary, and Volvo Cars, which is dragged down by a low P/E ratio of 3.6 times next year's earnings, making the stock look "ridiculously cheap".