This investment company is selling at a great discount - BUY!
by Gavin McCarter, Senior Portfolio Manager, Prodigy Asset Management, 13 September 2018
Buying shares at a significant discount provides some downside protection.
Knowing you bought R1 of assets for 79 cents gives you comfort, and one investment holding company is trading at exactly that.
While investment holding companies typical trade at a discount to their some of the parts value, when these companies sell or distribute assets, the benefit is received at full market value.
The investment company you should buy today is Remgro
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