Hedging your bets

Investors in Omnia are assured of one thing: high share price volatility

Hedge funds have long been regarded with scepticism. But new regulations will make these investments easier and safer for ordinary investors, writes Johann ...

SA hedge funds differ from those in the US, for example, which has been rocked by scandals, writes Johann Barnard

The transition of hedge funds from the unregulated to regulated space was an enormous undertaking

While it’s good investment practice to build a portfolio that comprises a mix of stocks and bonds, it’s as important to rebalance it periodically

The probability of another ratings downgrade for SA is high given the collapse in business confidence and the economy’s slide into a recession

In a time of sluggish recovery, heightened insecurity and increasing costs, private banks and wealth managers have their work cut out for them, writes Colin ...

You’d swear the company is on the skids. But prospects remain solid

Three luxury penthouses with price tags of R45m apiece have already been sold off-plan at exclusive mixed-use development, The Leonardo, which is set to become ...

TFG’s decision to diversify internationally is bearing good fruit

For every 5% movement in its share price, the Top40 will move by about 1%

Efficient market hypothesists argue that the market is always right when it comes to the pricing of a company’s shares.But is that always the case?

Investors looking for some alchemy to spruce up their returns will need to think hard about which chemical share to add to portfolios