Ranked #1
'If there's a crisis unfolding, why be there for it?'
'If there's a crisis unfolding, why be there for it?'
Rob Spanjaard - Chief investment officer, Rezco Asset Management
5 Apr 2020
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14mins
Ranked #2
Market crashes happen, but so do recoveries
Market crashes happen, but so do recoveries
Piet Viljoen - Director, Counterpoint Asset Management
22 Mar 2020
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12mins
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Ranked #3
South Africa: Yield-rich but growth-poor
South Africa: Yield-rich but growth-poor
Tony Bell - Head of Global, Vunani Fund Managers
16 Feb 2020
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19mins
Ranked #4
SA delinks from US performance but stays close to emerging markets
SA delinks from US performance but stays close to emerging markets
Moneyweb editor Ryk van Niekerk hosts the weekly 'Be a Better Investor' podcast to give both amateur and established ret... Read more
17 Mar 2019
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14mins
Ranked #5
Specialising in long-term performance
Specialising in long-term performance
Fatima Vawda – managing director – 27four Investment Managers
1 Mar 2019
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13mins
Ranked #6
Versatility is Vunani’s forte
Versatility is Vunani’s forte
Tony Bell – chief investment officer – Vunani Fund Managers
22 Feb 2019
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19mins
Ranked #7
Focusing on out of favour shares
Focusing on out of favour shares
John Biccard – manager – Investec Value Fund
18 Feb 2019
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17mins
Ranked #8
‘There's a payoff to delayed gratification'
‘There's a payoff to delayed gratification'
Piet Viljoen, founder of RECM
10 Feb 2019
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16mins
Ranked #9
Market commentator with Delphine Govender
Market commentator with Delphine Govender
Delphine Govender – chief investment officer – Perpetua
3 Feb 2019
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14mins
Ranked #10
Allan Gray on local equities vs bonds vs cash
Allan Gray on local equities vs bonds vs cash
Mark Dunley-Owen, a portfolio manager at Allan Gray
27 Jan 2019
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12mins
Ranked #11
The man famous for shorting Steinhoff provides 2019 insight
The man famous for shorting Steinhoff provides 2019 insight
Jean Pierre Verster – portfolio manager – Fairtree Capital
18 Jan 2019
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18mins
Ranked #12
Investors favour Sygnia’s FANG Fund
Investors favour Sygnia’s FANG Fund
‘We wanted to give the investor the opportunity to invest in these kinds of companies, thus, both these funds were born’... Read more
3 Dec 2018
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11mins
Ranked #13
Trade wars favour emerging markets
Trade wars favour emerging markets
Alistair MacDonald - vice president and institutional portfolio manager - Franklin Templeton emerging markets
20 Jul 2018
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17mins
Ranked #14
Will hedge funds be a safe harbour in a possibly volatile year? Segment 01
Will hedge funds be a safe harbour in a possibly volatile year? Segment 01
Murray Winckler, portfolio manager – Laurium Capital.
6 Feb 2017
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23mins
Ranked #15
Trump: A loose cannon but the equity markets love him Segment 01
Trump: A loose cannon but the equity markets love him Segment 01
SA assets, equities are starting to look interesting again and SA government bonds I’d venture are an interesting place ... Read more
16 Jan 2017
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20mins
Ranked #16
Trump: A loose cannon but the equity markets love him Segment 01
Trump: A loose cannon but the equity markets love him Segment 01
SA assets, equities are starting to look interesting again and SA government bonds I’d venture are an interesting place ... Read more
15 Jan 2017
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20mins
Ranked #17
The impact of Brexit and Trump on the markets Segment 01
The impact of Brexit and Trump on the markets Segment 01
We’re...just taking a step back and looking at underlying valuations and fundamentals of asset classes and companies - e... Read more
4 Dec 2016
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16mins
Ranked #18
We’re looking for 12% to 14% three-year returns from here Segment 01
We’re looking for 12% to 14% three-year returns from here Segment 01
From a growth perspective, it seems we’re now into an upward-trending business cycle, which would be quite positive for ... Read more
21 Nov 2016
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13mins
Ranked #19
Asset allocation is critical in our current economic climate Segment 01
Asset allocation is critical in our current economic climate Segment 01
Grant shares his approach to asset allocation.
2 Nov 2016
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18mins
Ranked #20
Contrarian investing in South Africa Segment 01
Contrarian investing in South Africa Segment 01
RECM likes to buy assets cheaply and assets only really get cheap when sentiment turns negative.
31 Oct 2016
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14mins