We often caution investors against ‘switching’ at the wrong moments. But what exactly is switching and how do you know whether or not it is an opportune time to switch?
We often caution investors against ‘switching’ at the wrong moments. But what exactly is switching and how do you know whether or not it is an opportune time to switch?
If you had braved the 2008 market turmoil triggered by the global credit crunch as well as the extreme volatility of 2011 sparked by the Euro zone crisis and held on to your investments, you would have ended 2013 feeling handsomely rewarded for your investment prowess.
In an always-on, connected world, distractions are around all the time. We have well over a hundred television channels available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In January 2011 we wrote an article on South Africa’s inclusion in the BRICS.
Piet Viljoen, Chairman of RE:CM, a value based asset manager, says that with South Africa experiencing high levels of economic uncertainty, a robust investment strategy is crucial to defend investors against a number of market volatilities.