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How you should be investing in turbulent times

Jeremy Gardiner of Investec Asset Management looks at the turbulance ahead and what investors should be doing

The A to Z of investment in 2011

A simple A to Z of what lies ahead for 2011.

What should investors be doing?

The latest Asisa stats show that investors are uncertain about the recovery and they are making emotional investment decisions.

Icy black swan

Jeremy Gardiner makes the case for investing offshore.

The A to Z of investing in 2008

From China’s scramble for resources on the African continent and the loss in value of the dollar to emerging markets, the high gold price, interest rates and inflation, Jeremy…

Still positive

I had a debate with a London-based journalist recently. "Explain to me," he said, "how it is that all we read about is the problems South Africa faces, yet your asset prices have…

Lessons learnt during ‘boom bust’ times

Investors remain cursed by the trauma suffered during the "boom bust" economic years of apartheid, resulting in their adopting a too-cautious risk profile, says Jeremy Gardiner,…

More of the same, but definitely less

For the optimists, 2006 was yet another triumphant year. Our optimistic prediction at the beginning of the year of a 25% return from South African equities proved still too…

It’s not often in life you get a second chance

We live in a volatile environment. Currency, stock-market and political volatility are all part and parcel of daily life in South Africa. Unfortunately — and understandably —…

Market correction: This too will pass

Global (and in particular emerging) markets are currently in the throes of a necessary but painful breather. The relentless pace that saw most markets recover significantly from…

Equities: Be cautiously optimistic

At the beginning of the year we said that we were pro equities — not because we were necessarily bullish, but because the environment at the time of low inflation and low…

Enormous equity returns not the end of the road

The first quarter of 2006 has seen the South African market once again setting a blistering pace. Despite the massive 195% that the JSE is up after the lows of March 2003, the…

Falling in love? Beware the risks

A month ago, South African investors were exuberant. Both the currency and the stock market, after years of remarkable strength, seemed bullet proof. Suddenly, however, we found…

An A-to-Z of South Africa’s investment world

From Africa, black economic empowerment, commodities and China to Jacob Zuma, exchange controls and volatility, Investec Asset Management director Jeremy Gardiner looks at 26…