How YOU can build an ‘Ultra Safe' market-beating portfolio the way Fund Managers do… And beat them at their own game
Have you ever noticed how most fund managers never seem to shoot the lights out? They always tend to equal the performance of the top 40 shares on the JSE…
It’s not a fluke though.
It’s intended.
You see, the Top 40 shares on the JSE account... ››› more
One successful investor's opinion might be just that - an opinion. I would not ignore the irrefutable evidence though, and that's what I bring you today.
Whenever I meet someone new the question invariably comes up, “So, what do you do?”
“Well, I am an investment analyst covering ‘penny shares' or JSE listed Small Cap Shares.”
I usually get the question, ... ››› more
Today, I'm going to show you one of the most important investment lessons you could ever learn...
Let's start with the big secret... The truth about how the father of value investing, Benjamin Graham, made his millions...
Most people know Graham literally wrote THE book (or books) on how to invest: "The Intelligent Investor" and "Securities Analysis".
L... ››› more
Your go-to guide when trading penny shares.
Dear Investor,
It is one thing to identify good penny shares but trading them is no less of a challenge.
Let's accept the harsh reality: It's virtually impossible to get into the shares at the lowest price and get out at the very top every time.
But the following ten simple rules can ensur... ››› more
Five things to look out for when buying your first penny shares - Miss these and you could write off your investment account!
You've been looking to invest in penny shares for a while…
You've opened a brokerage account. You've read books on analysing shares and you've done research on a number of shares. You might even have decided on the first share you... ››› more
You may have heard that penny stocks beat the rest of the market's performance. Do you believe it?
Of course, it's not a guarantee that penny stocks always outperform the rest of the market at any given time, but over the long run, they do.
Let's take a closer look…
The outperformance of penny stocks
Research shows that investing in penny stocks, in other words small-caps, beats t... ››› more
There are a lot of penny stocks on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange to pick from. And many of them have the potential to be very profitable investments.
There is one thing that gives you an advantage over professional investors when it comes to investing in penny stocks. This is, you can invest in them and professional investors can't.
So let's look at the penny stocks available to invest in ... ››› more
A penny stock's share price doesn't really tell you anything. It's simply the value of a company divided by the number of shares in circulation.
But one thing is for sure, you want to sell a penny stock for a higher price than you bought it for.
There are factors that impact a company's share price.
Let's take a closer look at the workings of a penny stock's share price…
Penny sto... ››› more
Penny stocks are riskier than larger stocks, but they also have the potential to turbo charge your profits.
So if you want to start investing in penny stocks, how can you begin?
What sort of account do you need with a stock broker?
How much should you invest?
And why are penny stocks worth the extra risk?
To find out the answers to these questions and much more, let's take a clos... ››› more
In South Africa, penny stocks are shares that tend to trade on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange for less than R10.
Penny stocks have the potential to make you a lot of money, but they do come with their risks due to their size.
There are generally two types of penny stocks: Small, young companies with the potential for enormous growth and companies that have low share prices.
Let's take a... ››› more
To buy penny stocks on the stock market, you need to have an account with a stock broker.
There are a number of stock brokers to pick from and there are also different types of accounts.
So what sort of accounts are there? And what's the best option for you?
Let's take a closer look…
The three different types of brokerage account
There are three different types of brokerage acc... ››› more
If you want to start investing in penny stocks, you buy them in just the same way as you would any other share listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
This means if you don't already have a stock broker, you need to find one. This is your first step to start investing in penny stocks.
So once you have an account with a stock broker sorted, how do you buy penny stocks?
Read on to find o... ››› more
Finding the right penny stocks to buy isn't easy. But if you can uncover the best penny stocks on the stock market, you can look forward to ample profits in the years ahead.
So when it comes to looking through a company's accounts, what should you look at?
Let's see what you should look at in the income statement…
The income statements of penny stocks
As for all listed companies, ... ››› more
If you've decided to invest in penny stock, due to their lower share prices, your investment will buy you a lot more shares than investing in the large-caps on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
But you shouldn't take this as a cue to invest tiny amounts into penny stocks. You should stick to a minimum investment of R5,000.
So why is this?
Let's take a closer look…
Investing small a... ››› more
If you want to invest in penny stocks, you need to understand how the pricing of shares works.
There isn't just one price for a penny stock, or any other share on the stock market, there are two.
So what is the difference between these two prices? And what difference does it make to you?
Read on to find out more…
The bid offer spread of penny stocks
If you’re new to investing... ››› more
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