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Invest R70k - which share

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FEK
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Hi forum, which share has the most potential from an upside perspective as I would like to invest R70k
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Preston
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I like FSR. Not sure what the fair value is but fundamentally this shares look strong.
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FEK
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Thanks, also pays a dividend which helps as well.
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SimonPB
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FEK
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Thanks Simon, looks a bit illiquid, does this pay a divi ?
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SimonPB
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it an ETF so Nedbank makes a market, so no sweat with liquidity .. pays divs, but modest as TER comes out of the div, last TER was 0.26% if I recall
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Rams
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How long.and how important is that 70k to you. I am constructing a "Mad Money" portfolio. 3 shares thus far: Impala(IMP), Ad*****(AIP) and African Bank(ABL). Need 2 more...
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kwagga
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Silly to put all your eggs in one basket. I agree with Simon. Rather buy an EFT, especially with all this froth in the market.
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samoa
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Rams
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Only one share per sector chosen ....IMP more mad than KIO
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Oom_Boom
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It depends on your investment timeframe you have in mind. Even if it is very long term I would not rush in and buy right away It is not possible to time the market to perfection so I would buy about 4 stocks over a period of time. If unsure buy an index such as Satrix40 or SatrixRafi. Sectors I am NOT into right now is mining and listed property. As mentioned you have to determine your risk.
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FEK
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thanks guys no timeframe in mind just want good growth over time, Rams what about telkom and do you prefer impala over aquarius ?
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FEK
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thanks guys no timeframe in mind just want good growth over time, Rams what about telkom and do you prefer impala over aquarius ?
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Best Investments over time:
1) Alsi shorts @ 45000
2) USDZAR weakening to R15
3) Rise in Bond Yields and
4) VIX @ 11


Pretty much all of those are guaranteed money over time.
Of course if you want to be boring,
just put your money into the investment companies, the stellenbosch mafia: Brait, Rem, PSG, etc
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Rams
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TKG was mad money at about R10............Prefer impala over long, long term
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Rams
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But just remember , only if you not too attached to the 70k....
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DrBr
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SAB, Sasol, SHF, DSY, etc. If you are willing to take some risk for extra gearing, split in 2 pools of 25k each and get SAB and Sasol cfd's, otherwise stick to ordinary shares for 35k each. People will always drink and throw petrol or need coal for energy, and in the longer term, these have and probably always will have upward trend. You at least have a bit of hedging against the rand in those as well. They are also very easy to sell quickly if you need to. Otherwise go for the Satrix, indexes or etf's as suggested.
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koos2
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1.Please explain what the thinking is for a short to 45k on the alsi/topi when the rand is going to R15, i thought topi hedges for rand? 2.The vix, how and where do i find it? Thanks!
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the 2 are different timeframes (12 months and the other 5 years).
Remember though our market isnt simply guided by R/$, if that was the case no fund manager ever has to look at another balance sheet again, they simply look at the R/$
Besides the R/$ correlation is actually quite weak.

Regarding the VIX you need to have an account with an international broker like TD Ameritrade.
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WES
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