Hasty exits and construction valuations
Simon Shares
- Clover (JSE code: CLR) has “decided to withdraw from future investments in Nigeria”, seems hasty?
- Barclays exiting Africa selling off their ABSA (JSE code: BGA) stake, more hasty decisions?
- Nice boring results from Metrofile (JSE code: MFL), exactly as wanted. Big seller seems to now be gone after large transactions on Monday and stock has run hard since.
- New tax year, you can add another R30k into your TFSA.
- The Momentum portfolio update, new stocks and methodology is online here.
Janine Weilbach Senior Research Analyst Thebe Stock Broking
Construction stocks have had a very hard time since the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. With this in mind, how does one look at a construction company in order to make investment decisions? order books seem to be popular but often misleading, large piles of cash seem great but suddenly disappear. We speak to an expert to better understand investing in local construction.
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- I’ve started looking at the costs involved in opening an US trading account through my broker, and to a relatively new investor like me, all the costs involved in opening an account is quite difficult to understand. Would you mind maybe giving an overview of the costs involved please?
