🔒 Unconventional strategies: Meet the fund managers beating the market odds
In a world increasingly favouring low-fee passive investing, a select few active fund managers defy the norm with unconventional strategies, reaping remarkable returns.
In a world increasingly favouring low-fee passive investing, a select few active fund managers defy the norm with unconventional strategies, reaping remarkable returns.
In case you missed it – Section 12B, like Section 12J, provides investors with the opportunity to claim a tax deduction on their investment.
Sean Peche gives a presentation at BNC#5 on size anchoring growth and investing in ‘speedboats’ or ‘tankers.’
The contemporary world has created a chaotic new investment landscape where choosing passive or active investing is not so easy.
The latest Corion Report, which tracks the best and worst performing asset classes and investment products, is sobering reading.
In the same way that market timers put off selling until interest rates begin rising; they also wait until ‘capitulation’ before starting to buy once more.
Andrew Vintcent believes many SA stocks are so cheap they’re discounting far worse than even the worst pessimists are projecting.
Ace money manager Cy Jacobs of 36ONE shares his investment strategy and gets into specifics on Naspers and Absa.
The best investment returns are being generated by smaller, more nimble money managers, according to David Bacher of Corion Capital.
Fund managers who might have once derided small-time day traders as “dumb money” are scouring social-media posts for clues about where the herd might veer next.