The coronavirus pandemic, much like Black Monday in 1987 and the Global Financial Crisis in 2008, has presented a number of opportunities to buy stocks at seemingly “bargain” prices. But even if a stock seems like a steal, the infamous case of Hertz demonstrates the perils of investing for “fear of missing out” or FOMO without first doing your homework. Hertz, America’s...
3 things that are killing your wallet
South Africans should address the three expenses that could be absorbing over 60% of their disposable income, says Yanga Nozibele, Investment Associate read more
This is how much you could save by putting away R1,000 each month
Making a number of small financial changes can have an enormous impact on your retirement, says Yanga Nozibele, Investment Analyst read more
The three expenses eating over 60% of South Africans’ income
Cappuccinos, manicures or the occasional movie night aside, the first step in shaping your financial future lies in addressing the three expenses that could be absorbing over 60% of your disposable income, says Yanga Nozibele, Investment Associate at Cannon Asset...
SA’s toxic savings cocktail
CE Dr Adrian Saville talks about the challenge of savings in light of savings month. Cannon Asset Managers · SA's toxic savings cocktail
Omnia lands deep in it
Investment Analyst Wessel Joubert comments that the presentation did little to lift the prevailing market uncertainty around Omnia. read more
Relief as Afrimat walks away from R2.1bn coal deal
CIO Samantha Steyn comments, “Despite Afrimat’s record as a great capital allocator… this proposed deal was by far the largest” read more
Multiply with mid- and small-cap stocks
Zande, which means “multiply” in isiZulu, is a portfolio of mid- and small-cap stocks designed to give investors an opportunity to invest in fast-growing companies in this niche sector of the market. What are mid- and small-cap stocks? Companies are categorised by...
SA and the trade war
Head of Private Clients, Ben Volkwyn, talks to eNCA about the trade war and the G20 meeting. https://youtu.be/MZRnXkBS-vY
Turning policy into action
CE Dr Adrian Saville talks to CNBC Africa about how President Ramaphosa can turn policy into action: criminal prosecutions, public-private partnerships and regional trade https://youtu.be/SlEZlRf4gQs
Surviving market turmoil
The ongoing Trump trade war saga is keeping everyone on their toes, as each time a tweet flies markets and currencies react. Globally, volatility is on the rise, and the JSE – already under pressure from anaemic economic growth and a number of corporate scandals –...
SONA: an investment view
Investment Analyst Wessel Joubert gives an investor’s view of SONA 2019 on CNBC Africa https://youtu.be/7AOiQIUHbsg
Assets grow 8.7% despite weak economy
CE Dr Adrian Saville comments on the improved outlook for banks, citing subdued inflation and an improvement in the “general supporting infrastructure” read more