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Magnus Heystek expects that the country will lose its final investment grade when Moody’s revises its outlook on South Africa on 1st of November.
Magnus Heystek spoke to Alec Hogg, on BizNews Radio, about the benefits and risks of investing in property in Mauritius.
Brantam Financial Services MD Derek Sumption takes Magnus Heystek to task for his “all or nothing investment advice”.
Independent financial advisor Magnus Heystek has been doing this for a long time. And shows his colours once again in this well crafted analysis.
Magnus Heystek, a former journalist who is now a financial advisor, and Alec Hogg, an award-winning editor and media entrepreneur, have been watching the South African economy for decades.
You may have read Magnus Heystek’s gloomy response to Alec Hogg’s SA optimism and asked yourself, how do I approach investing when I’m not sure who’s right?
Dear Alec. I note your optimistic outlook on the JSE. As they say in legal circles, I respectfully differ. But that’s what makes a market. For every seller there is a buyer. And both can’t be right or wrong.
South Africans have had to endure the sacking of a country, economically speaking, for almost ten years while former president Jacob Zuma graced our political stage.
South Africa has managed to get rid of corrupt president Jacob Zuma, but years of graft and poor decision-making have left most of the middle-class worse off.
Having established the successful financial advisory business Brenthurst Wealth, Magnus Heystek enjoys a freedom of expression that few in South Africa’s business sector possess. And in this podcast focusing on the country’s burning issue of the moment, land expropriation, he doesn’t hold back.