Finweek - English

Are SA shares still attractive?

hat a year 2020 has been so far. Most news this year was understandably negative, with words like Covid-19, pandemic, lockdown, market correction and economic recession everywhere. Locally, we also had a few bonus words thrown around, like junk status and foreigners as net sellers of local shares and bonds. The question I’d like to address in this issue, considering the fact that foreigners have been net sellers of South African shares for 16 months in a row

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Finweek - English

Finweek - English3 min read
Keep On Keeping It Simple
recently I had a Covid-19-compliant coffee with some investors who’d started investing around ten years ago. We were chatting about stocks, market crashes and the like but then the conversation took an interesting turn. I asked what they believed to
Finweek - English1 min read
On Margin
This issue’s isiZulu word is izinja. Izinja is dogs. The singular is inja. I don’t have izinja or any other pets. I don’t have pets because I don’t want to take care of an animal. I would never, even though my kids want izinja. I get it. But I also k
Finweek - English4 min read
The Outlook For 2022
this year has provided several fortuitous and much-needed tailwinds for the local economy including a bounce in economic growth both globally and locally as economies around the world opened up after their Covid-19-induced slowdowns and releasing pen

Related Books & Audiobooks