The results have dealt a stunning blow to India's prime minister ahead of his third term, with his ruling party-led alliance winning far fewer seats than the last election while the opposition nearly doubled its tally https://t.co/32QyOlv2yd
This looks suspiciously artificial — resembles Table Mountain and Lion’s Head
But hey, apparently the movement of the Rand/Dollar will indicate which political coalition will work for SA
The Boxer discount supermarket chain is 'highly' profitable, in stark contrast to the group’s PnP-branded offering.
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The share is trading at a tenth of the company’s net asset value, making it an absolute steal should the alleged conspirators be planning a takeover.
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Do you know the $7 Trillion Man?
John Bogle was one of the most influential people in finance ever.
He founded Vanguard, the second-largest Asset Management firm in the world with $7.6 trillion under management.
Here are 7 Investing Lessons from the $7 Trillion Man👇
The discovery offers a potential boost to the west’s efforts to cut its reliance on China for metals vital to decarbonising cars https://t.co/eNZaVgAWpO
Sports technology company StatusPRO announces a $20 million raise led by Google Ventures, reportedly becoming one of the largest Series A rounds of any VR gaming company to date. https://t.co/3UFrIk6QrW
Dividends being paid out on the JSE in February (per share):
1) Frontier Transport: R1.37
2) Mondi PLC: €1.76
3) KAL Group: R1.30
4) Novus Holdings: R0.50
5) Mix Telematics: R0.04
Underpriced Stocks In The Small-Value Corner
Three professors publish a paper on a market anomaly: Over long periods, value stocks outperform growth stocks. What the hell, let’s try it, they say. So was born, 30 years ago, LSV Asset Management. It now has $96 billion to play with.
The Chicago firm offers 25 strategies, covering different slices of large, medium and small companies in North American, European, Asian and emerging markets. All the portfolios use the same recipe: Find uninteresting, slow-growing companies.
Josef Lakonishok, the ringleader of the trio and the L in the name, explains this approach with an example. He doesn’t like Nvidia, the outfit with a winning streak in chips for artificial intelligence, but he is in love with La-Z-Boy, which he describes as an “Archie Bunker” stock. LSV controls 4.4% of the lounge chair maker.
“I was always a contrarian,” Lakonishok says. “I never liked to be like everybody else.”
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