SIMON BROWN: Don’t buy second place

It may be tempting to invest in a lagging stock, but those at the top are winners for a reason

BROKERS NOTES: Buy ASML, sell Sibanye-Stillwater

David Shapiro, chief global equity strategist at Sasfin Wealth, on what the smart money is doing

BACKSTORY: Terri Ladbrooke of Libstar

The FM chats to Libstar Group CFO Terri Ladbrooke

BHP rocks on regardless

With plenty of options for growth and diversification, the miner may have put another bid for Anglo on the back burner — for now

Shrinking Pick n Pay still on the margin

South Africa’s third-largest retailer is going all out to win back customers — but will its desperate bid to regain market share succeed?

Yee-ha! How to Spur growth

In recent years the Spur group has added several smaller brands across various categories

Crapco? Hardly — South32 is growing strong

No longer an orphan with an uncertain future, South32 is expanding production and is involved in new projects and assets

Grindrod is still on track and making for port

The company has a strong balance sheet and will benefit from the recent transfer of Transnet to the transport department

SIMON BROWN: The best approach to investing on the JSE

How to decide on the best approach to investing on the JSE

YOUR MONEY: The global ETF quandary

A reader asks how to pick between a US ETF and a world one

BROKERS’ NOTES: Buy Santam, sell the Magnificent 7

Rowan Williams of Nitrogen Fund Managers on what the smart money is doing

Absa: The good, the bad and the Arrie

The noise about Rautenbach’s departure all but drowned out news of yet more disappointing financial results at the bank

Aveng: a more positive picture emerges

Aveng group’s financial health and operational performance suggest that the ship has turned

Is Nepi Rockcastle still a sturdy block?

The rand hedge stock isn’t cheap, but there are many reasons to hold the perennial outperformer

SIMON BROWN: Looking back to look forward

Investing is about trying to understand what a company will do in future. For that, it’s worth looking at whether it has delivered on its promises in the past