Investments

Politics matter, but it can pay to keep things simple

Young investors think differently, but some principles are timeless

Charting the turning points

Markets, politics, economics, sport and life. Things are never static. Headwinds become tailwinds or vice versa. Leaders become losers; laggards become victors.

SAs GNU can turn out to be a fruitful arranged marriage

As far as market sentiment is concerned, the negotiations around SA’s new Government of National Unity (GNU) have been like an arranged marriage between two middle-aged people who need to start a family soon, suggests Sylvester Kobo, STANLIB’s Deputy Head of Fixed Income.