As Piet said put most of your money into an index fund (18 minute mark). then sprinkle a little around into a smaller active fund for a bit of excitement, but not too much.
Nice show. On a global perspective where the debt ratio is just on 260% of GDP. Much higher than 2008 position. This worries me, as not much has been learned in the financial world. Possibly a market crash. How much danger are we in ? Or like in 2008. We were unscathed due to possibly great position of banks and great regulations in SA.
As Piet said put most of your money into an index fund (18 minute mark). then sprinkle a little around into a smaller active fund for a bit of excitement, but not too much.
Great question about Sasol & Bain. Lol, their response came across to me as 'invest now, ask questions later'
When is Piet writing a book?
Nice show. On a global perspective where the debt ratio is just on 260% of GDP. Much higher than 2008 position. This worries me, as not much has been learned in the financial world. Possibly a market crash. How much danger are we in ? Or like in 2008. We were unscathed due to possibly great position of banks and great regulations in SA.
In a nutshell as long as the stock makes a healthy return we will turn a blind eye to frivolous things like ESG ans Zondo
These okes will do anything for that return...so, it's "okay" to take a position against the climate but not a politically exposed company..
No wonder there is no trust in business, when one has pollokas like this.. the only line for them, is the profit line...
These okeals are the worst kind of vultures out there. Sies man!