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Shares / Recommended short term trades.
« on: October 09, 2015, 04:55:22 am »
Hey all,this thread is for bargain short term trades.List your recommendations here.
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Shares / Is buying a house in South Africa a good long term investment?
« on: June 14, 2015, 04:51:34 am »
My luck with stocks has not been great.I am thinking of buying a house/flat and renting it out.i would possibly stay there at some point but not at the moment.
However,Im not sure if housing is in a bubble at the moment.Any thoughts on this?
Also,is buying property in SA a good idea given the state of the country regarding crime,poverty,corruption and so on?
What are the pro's and con's?People always say "you can't go wrong with property".
However,Im not sure if housing is in a bubble at the moment.Any thoughts on this?
Also,is buying property in SA a good idea given the state of the country regarding crime,poverty,corruption and so on?
What are the pro's and con's?People always say "you can't go wrong with property".
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Shares / Critique my Portfolio.
« on: November 14, 2013, 01:44:46 pm »
I know nothing about investing,but thanks to the generous folk on this forum,I have learned a little.
I have selected some stocks based on favorites from some people on this forum.You will probably know who based on my shares.
My goal is overall maximum and safe growth with more than an aggressive edge long term or at least 3 years.
I am not opposed to taking risks,but since I know nothing,I would only do it with the advice and reasoning of forum members.
I need the lowest expenses on all shares/indexes,relatively Low P.E ratios.
I am thinking of dividing my shares as follows:
SAtrix Indi 50%
OMN 30%
PNC 10%
MTA 10%
I am really sucking these figures out of my thumb.
I honestly want to just invest in these and continue to buy more of these shares in the future.I will look at their performance now and then but for the large part I don't want to be too involved with them due to my lack of knowledge.
This does not mean that I wont be watching them,since I will be trying to learn about investing.
Anyways,I'm looking to get in on the bottom like everyone else.
Please give me alternative winner's.Also please show me the percentage of each share I have listed you would invest in.Thanks a ton.
Also,if you have any tips about buying in dips that would be great since I will be chucking most of my money into these.
Thanks guys!
I have selected some stocks based on favorites from some people on this forum.You will probably know who based on my shares.
My goal is overall maximum and safe growth with more than an aggressive edge long term or at least 3 years.
I am not opposed to taking risks,but since I know nothing,I would only do it with the advice and reasoning of forum members.
I need the lowest expenses on all shares/indexes,relatively Low P.E ratios.
I am thinking of dividing my shares as follows:
SAtrix Indi 50%
OMN 30%
PNC 10%
MTA 10%
I am really sucking these figures out of my thumb.
I honestly want to just invest in these and continue to buy more of these shares in the future.I will look at their performance now and then but for the large part I don't want to be too involved with them due to my lack of knowledge.
This does not mean that I wont be watching them,since I will be trying to learn about investing.
Anyways,I'm looking to get in on the bottom like everyone else.
Please give me alternative winner's.Also please show me the percentage of each share I have listed you would invest in.Thanks a ton.
Also,if you have any tips about buying in dips that would be great since I will be chucking most of my money into these.
Thanks guys!
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Shares / SAtrixindi
« on: July 18, 2013, 09:15:32 am »
Hello All.
I hope I am posting this in the right place.
I have under R200 000 doing nothing in an FnB account for the past year.Its basically my savings,but I want to invest it.
I would like to invest it long-term.I am thinking of investing it aggressively.I am willing to take a risk if a fund/stock is likely to succeed and/or has a history of doing so.So I would say 50% money invested aggressively,and 50% of my money in a moderately aggressive fund/stock etc.
I have been looking at Unit trusts such as Coronation top 20,Coronation Industrial,Allen Gray Equity fund and Allen Gray Balance and was going to invest in a combination of 3 of those Trusts,mainly in the Allen Gray Equity fund.I am interested in investing in equity.
More recently I have read that allot of your profits go to fund managers and I would like to avoid that.At the same time I know nothing about investments.
After reading some investment recommendations on forums on the web I would like to invest a good portion of my money with Satrix Indi. To cut out the middleman I was interested in buying shares directly on JSE from SAtrixindi.
I am not in country so I cannot go directly to a stock website like http://trade.imara.co/imaraco/,since they require too much documentation to be acquired and handed in person.
Do you have any suggestions for a newbie like me?
I am South African but do not work in the country,so easy internet access to things is a plus.
I hope I am posting this in the right place.
I have under R200 000 doing nothing in an FnB account for the past year.Its basically my savings,but I want to invest it.
I would like to invest it long-term.I am thinking of investing it aggressively.I am willing to take a risk if a fund/stock is likely to succeed and/or has a history of doing so.So I would say 50% money invested aggressively,and 50% of my money in a moderately aggressive fund/stock etc.
I have been looking at Unit trusts such as Coronation top 20,Coronation Industrial,Allen Gray Equity fund and Allen Gray Balance and was going to invest in a combination of 3 of those Trusts,mainly in the Allen Gray Equity fund.I am interested in investing in equity.
More recently I have read that allot of your profits go to fund managers and I would like to avoid that.At the same time I know nothing about investments.
After reading some investment recommendations on forums on the web I would like to invest a good portion of my money with Satrix Indi. To cut out the middleman I was interested in buying shares directly on JSE from SAtrixindi.
I am not in country so I cannot go directly to a stock website like http://trade.imara.co/imaraco/,since they require too much documentation to be acquired and handed in person.
Do you have any suggestions for a newbie like me?
I am South African but do not work in the country,so easy internet access to things is a plus.
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