US interest rates: What the charts say
If a key US indicator is to be believed, expectations are on the rise that interest rates could be edging higher
Glencore shares look ‘oversold’ as buyers step in
Glencore’s stock has been battered, but a key indicator hints at a potential rebound. Has it fallen too far, too fast? Key levels ahead
A hard sell for retailers
The second half of 2024 looked good for retailers; the start of 2025, not so much
The exchange … with Purple Group’s Charles Savage
A massive swing back to profit for Purple Group raises the question: when will its share price follow suit?
Inside the tie-up of South Africa’s biggest asset managers
Ninety One and Sanlam are teaming up in a move that will effectively end any rivalry the two firms have enjoyed over the past
Looking out for the little guy
When appraisal rights were first introduced into South African law in 2011, shareholder activists hailed them as a much-needed way to counter the overwhelming
The exchange … with Prescient China’s Tian Pan
September was a bonanza for punters in Chinese stocks – thanks to promises of a whatever-it-takes stimulus package by the Chinese authorities. Only, perhaps,
Why Pick n Pay investor snub could backfire
When you’re drowning in debt and every day represents another few million rands in crippling interest charges or another store closure, it’s probably difficult
What South Africa’s largest fund is buying now
Kabelo Rikhotso, the chief investment officer of South Africa’s largest pension fund manager, the Public Investment Corporation, says that if he could, he’d buy
Naspers: New CEO, old grievances
It wasn’t quite the Paris Olympics, but Naspers set a few records of its own at its AGM in August. Record levels of opposition to