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The mighty US dollar could finally be due a bear market after 14 years of dominance. But does it even matter for the average…
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Liquidity is what makes a market a market. And without it, share prices are just a column in a spreadsheet…
What 25 years of value investing has taught me
Ninety One’s John Biccard has beaten the market for 25 years by sticking to value investing. His secret? Discipline, patience and buying what others…
Bonds, banks are flavour of the month
Tariffs, market swings and GNU jitters rattle investors. But bonds and emerging markets offer value, so stay calm and don’t rush to switch your…
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Shares in property group Redefine may be on the cusp of a breakout if recent levels are breached…
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With US equities dominating global benchmarks and volatility at a high, you may want to rethink your ETF portfolio…
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