Simon Brown is a content writer for Moneyweb, with his work also appearing in various publications such as Money Magazine Australia, Medium, Collider, and Architectural Digest. Simon covers a wide range of topics, including finance, investment, real estate, and market trends, providing insightful analysis and predictions for readers.
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A look at the performance of clothing retail stocks and why South Africans love stablecoins. You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here
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Analysis of results from Italtile and a look at the prospects for the property sector in 2025. You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here
‘South Africa trades at a discount to emerging market peers. But crucially the outlook for earnings is a lot greener today than what it has been pretty much at any time over the past decade': PSG fund manager Mikhail Motola.
A look at what's in store for South African investors in 2025 and forecast on what will happen with rates and inflation.
Bastian Teichgreeber from Prescient Investment Management considers how a stronger dollar could affect South African investors, as well as the ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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An analysis of updates from Barloworld and what Supermarket Income Reit offers local investors. You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here
‘Our strategy is to buy the best-performing food stores … and we absolutely have the kind of in-house capability to manage that', says Rob Abraham, MD at Atrato Capital investment advisors.
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