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Kick the tyres before you invest

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...

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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

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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

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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...

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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

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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

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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 –...

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SONA: an investment view

Investment Analyst Wessel Joubert gives an investor’s view of SONA 2019 on CNBC Africa https://youtu.be/7AOiQIUHbsg

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