๐ Market chaos: Forget coronavirus, worry about passive investing
Forget coronavirus – the steady rise of passive investing may have been creating unexpected and important financial market vulnerabilities.
Forget coronavirus – the steady rise of passive investing may have been creating unexpected and important financial market vulnerabilities.
The established investment specialists who are headhunted tend to disappoint, Hlelo Giyose tells BizNews founder and editor-in-chief Alec Hogg in this podcast.
Chris Logan of Opportune Investments speaks to BizNews editor-in-chief Alec Hogg about why the Bischof-Niemz, Van den Berg proposal is a smart idea to fix Eskom, which is a drag on economic growth.
Ecsponent’s boss George Manyere pours cold water on concerns that investors will lose their money. Manyere outlines his plans to fix the problems .
The coronavirus that erupted in Wuhan, China and has spread across the globe, most recently bringing Italy to a standstill, will hit South Africa tourism hard.
Alec Hogg also asks the uncomfortable questions about unusual accounting items in Nampak’s financial reports that have raised eyebrows among the investment community.
Clem Sunter, the well-known scenario planner, spoke to Biznews founder Alec Hogg about three possible routes that the world could follow.
Financial intermediaries and stock brokers have been inundated with calls from anxious investors who have watched their investments rocketing back and forth amid panic around the fall-out from the spread of coronavirus.
The only thing spreading faster than coronavirus is coronavirus panic. The best thing we can do is try to take a breath and stick to the facts.
Entrepreneur Burt Gunning tells Alec Hogg how he built his business of KFC outlets to 41 stores, with no money of his own at the early phase of his journey.