Be a Better Investor

To start investing, perhaps just go the fund route

The advantages of hedge funds Segment 01

How do you invest in such a volatile environment? Segment 01

JSE wants more retail investors Segment 01

If your offshore exposure is appropriate, don’t go too high Segment 01

Volatility brings opportunity Segment 01

It’s a lot more risky to want 100% offshore exposure Segment 01

Searching for alpha amongst small caps Segment 01

A lot of value managers will be in the top quartile or top ten Segment 01

Should investors now move ETF money to actively managed funds? Segment 01

What should investors do in today’s environment? Segment 01

Irrational selling makes it a buyer’s market Segment 02

Irrational selling makes it a buyer’s market Segment 01

Volatility often provides opportunities to investors Segment 01

Is value returning to some shares? Segment 01

When volatility happens, find certainty Segment 01

‘Stay with companies where earnings can be sustained’ Segment 01

Find the companies that make things happen – Clyde Rossouw, Investec Segment 01

Understand the market, don’t fear it Segment 01

“With investments, grey hair helps” – David Shapiro Segment 01

‘A lot of small and mid-cap shares are in a very healthy condition’ Segment 01

‘We are expecting a lot more volatility, perhaps difficult times ahead’ Segment 01

‘We are very pro-African growth and quite positive on China’ Segment 01

‘Right now active management is the way to go’ Segment 01

It is your job to act in volatile markets Segment 01

‘Commanding a market to go up doesn’t really work’ Segment 01

Brait, PPC and Tongaat are stocks to watch Segment 01

Market paradoxes, contrarian investing and value stocks Segment 01

‘If you want opportunity, South Africa is your place’ Segment 01

Market volatility the order of the day Segment 01

A year of volatility with more conservative returns Segment 01

‘Markets … behave almost like a person inhaling and exhaling’ Segment 01

Coronation turning defensive – Karl Leinberger Segment 01

The offshore appeal Segment 01

Filling big shoes in an expensive market Segment 01

Filling big shoes in an expensive market Segment 02

From getting a foot in the door to investing in global giants

‘Don’t let something like Steinhoff derail you’ – Ashburton CIO

Keep it simple, sleep well at night, get (very) good returns

Does ‘bunking school and jumping off cliffs’ foretell future investing?

Could standup comedy lead to investment insights?

‘Hedge funds can be a risk-reducer or diversifier, or a return-enhancer’

'Don't invest in an investment you don't understand or can't value'

When your first investment experience is with unit trusts at age seven …

Lebo Thubisi started by selling paraffin from a customised bakkie

You can't be too distant from an investment you make'

To start investing, perhaps just go the fund route

For young investors penny stocks may be the way to go

The markets don't repeat, but they rhyme

40 years in the investment industry hasn’t wearied Wayne McCurrie