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In this first edition is a piece from one of the BizNews community’s favourite investment strategists, Magnus Heystek.
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JSE-listed mining shares have taken an awful hiding since March, with a number having lost as much as half their value.
Magnus Heystek on a possible missed opportunity to take money offshore when the rand was at R14 or R15 to the US dollar.
Property is the asset class most exposed to the destructive social and economic policies of the ruling ANC, writes Magnus Heystek.
The man whose money management prowess has put him at the top of SA’s three- and five- year performance tables, reckons JSE-listed shares will continue to outperform those on Wall Street for some time to come.
Magnus Heystek has been scouting around the ‘Boere Monaco’ in Mauritius and has found a property development he’s endorsing.
In this Vrye Weekblad piece, currently behind a paywall, Magnus Heystek rebuts a politico who’s got his teeth into him.
Piet Viljoen’s R500,000 has grown to almost R600,000; Magnus Heystek’s is down to around R350,000. But both caution it’s very early days.
US stocks rallied after Jerome Powell put to rest investors’ fears that the central bank might be considering bigger interest-rate increases.