Information correct at time of publishing. It is important to conduct thorough research and analysis using a combination of fundamental and technical analysis techniques to make informed trading decisions.
Additionally, consider your risk tolerance, investment objectives, and time horizon when assessing company performance for trading.
This content is not meant as financial advice.
10 May : Depressed property
Property counters in SA have never recovered from the big valuation adjustment through Covid 19. Growthpoint (below) is a case in point: still down circa 60% from its highs 5 years ago.
Property counters are trading at significant discounts to NAV and attractive dividend yields above 10%.
This could be an attractive entry into the property sector, and if you can handle the mark-to-market on a CFD, the yield on the property counters should easily cover the financing charge.
ZAR -> Clarity -> RDF
Here is a select summary of the markets as of this morning, 7AM SAST:
Stock markets experienced slight declines with low trading volumes, and Chinese stocks dropped after the release of import & export data and crackdowns on espionage in consulting firms. Ongoing debt ceiling discussions continue to affect US interest rates and the US Dollar. A mix of companies reported earnings, including Coty, Under Armour, AirBnB, Rivian, Affirm, Upstart, and Wynn. Equites Property Fund delivered solid operational results, but a drop in net asset value (NAV) was driven by devaluations in UK properties.
Key Points:
As a retail investor, it’s essential to keep an eye on the stock market trends and earnings reports of various companies. This information will help you make informed investment decisions and better understand the factors impacting the value of your investments. Additionally, be aware of ongoing economic and political events, like debt ceiling negotiations, as they can influence financial markets and currencies.
Additionally, consider your risk tolerance, investment objectives, and time horizon when assessing company performance for trading. This content is not meant as financial advice.
Tinus Rautenbach
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