The UK has already vaccinated 42.4% of their population?
The US has vaccinated 25.3% of their population.
Yet only 9.1% of the EU has been vaccinated.
Not only that.
It is estimated that it'll take four more months to vaccinate 75% of the US and within four months to reach that percentage for the UK.
However, it'll take over 17 months for Europe before 75% of its population rec... ››› more
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Five chances to sink a putt…
Five chances to nail that perfect landing…
Well that is exactly what my October Structured Product pick offers you: Five chances to make mega-profit.
And, best of all, you can customise this investment to suit your specific needs by choosing to invest in either Ra... ››› more
If you haven't already read about it, Naspers (NPN) plans to list its international internet assets, in a company called Prosus, on the Euronext Amsterdam exchange and the JSE on September 11.
So, you need to own Naspers on 12 September (Ex-div date) to qualify for Prosus shares or additional Naspers shares.
For a lot of investors, the biggest consideration affecting their d... ››› more
Dear reader,
So far we've already made two big predictions on Gold and the South African rand and where your money should be.
Today I'm going to let you in on my 3rd prediction for the year – The Euro (EUR/USD).
It seems like Europe is out of the limelight when it comes to the debt crisis with the PIGS (Portugal, Italy, Greece an... ››› more
What you're about to read will shock you…
1999 - The Euro came into existence in January which was the goal of the European Union and its predecessors since the 1960s.
Initially there was a negative reaction as the Euro fell below parity (1:1) with the US Dollar for the first time.
After, the dust settled and the EU was finding its feet with regulations, treaties and legislations, the E... ››› more
When you think of Europe's fastest growing economies, who comes to mind?
Switzerland?, Germany?, maybe Netherlands?
No it's none of them.
The fastest growing economies in Europe consist of countries you don't hear much about in the news. I'm talking about Malta, Luxembourg, Romania and Poland.
These countries' economies are expected to grow more than double the Eurozone's in 2016 and b... ››› more
When I heard the results of the Brexit vote last Friday, I was watching TV, clutching a cup of coffee and snuggling under a blanket with my sons in the diamond city, Kimberley.
As soon as the news bulletin ended, my phone started to buzz uncontrollably.
First, a message from my brother asking, “Did you see the Brexit result?” I ignored it. Then, a message from a colleague, “How could... ››› more
If you thought politics and economics in South Africa is exciting, then you've been missing out on what happening in Europe right now.
The United Kingdom is about to make a drastic decision that could have an impact on the global economic system. On Thursday, the UK will have a referendum on the 'Brexit' - to decide if the UK stays or leaves the European Union.
Last week, a poll for the E... ››› more
Whenever I hear mention of today's company, the first thought flitting through my head is: “How much does this pundit actually know about the eastern European property market?”
I mean, if you're looking for obscure geographical exposure you've found it. A company that invests in, and develops, shopping centers in Romania, Slovakia and Serbia.
And, yet investors who backed this strange J... ››› more
The climate in Europe certainly looks like it is improving. Between April and June, sales from 75% of European companies beat analyst forecasts.
And profits also did well, with 75% of companies matching or beating analyst forecasts.
So what could lie ahead for European companies? And what's worth looking at?
Let's take a closer look…
European companies are on the up
With result... ››› more
On Friday morning, I sat down and had a chat to Nick O' Connor who is the associate publisher of Capital and Conflict daily e-letter.
We met up at the Money Week office here in Southwark, London.
It's really beautiful here in Southwark, London. Everything seems to work perfectly. No electricity, water and internet problems. It's just a fully functioning country, with the most beautiful monum... ››› more
With global markets all over the place in the past few weeks, it puts many investors off taking advantage of opportunities that volatility brings.
For the savvy investor, Europe is showing great prospects to invest in.
Read on to find out more…
The performance of European stocks
Since the financial crisis struck, the performance of European stocks has been lack lustre in compariso... ››› more
db x-trackers Euro Stoxx 50 Index exchange traded fund (ETF) tracks the Euro Stoxx 50 Index. The ETF has a listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange…
Full name: db x-trackers Euro Stoxx 50 Index ETF
Short name: DBXEuro50
Ticker: DBXEU
Sector: JSE listed funds
Five top facts about db x-trackers Euro Stoxx 50 Index ETF
Fact #1:
ETFs are passively managed funds listed on the stock ... ››› more
The rand has continued its slide against the US dollar.
This comes as the US Federal Reserve is due to release its minutes from its latest monetary policy meeting from the end of last month tomorrow.
The local currency is edging closer to R13 to the dollar.
Let's take a closer look at what's going on…
The rand weakens in anticipation of release of the Fed’s minutes
The rand h... ››› more
Buying into uncertainty on the stock market can pay off over the long run. And this is the case for buying into European stocks at the moment.
Of course, buying blindly into uncertainty isn't the way to go. This is extremely risky. But buying into uncertainty when it's looking more certain can be profitable.
Let's take a closer look…
The changing situation in European stocks
When ... ››› more
Dear trader,
We continue to see red across the markets. Forex, indices, stocks you name it.
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Before you needed R500,000 minimum to trade these kinds of instruments, but not today.
Today you can get started with just R500… And what's even more awesome is you can bank a 214.68% gain in the n... ››› more
The financial crisis hit property markets hard across many regions of the world. In Europe, the crisis left its mark, with some countries seeing property prices topple 50% within a couple of years.
But things are changing. And for the savvy property investor, there could be great profit opportunities from the continuing recovery.
So where is property looking ripe for investment? And how can ... ››› more
Many investors see property as a great investment. Not only do you hope to see a property rise in value over the years, you have a tangible investment.
Decide to rent it out and your property can also pay you an income once you pay your bond off.
So if you fancy looking outside of South Africa to invest in property, where's looking good?
Read on to find out…
Why you should conside... ››› more
Watch below for part 2
“Wisdom yields Wealth”
Timon Rossolimos
Senior Editor: Trading Tips
Head Analyst: Red Hot Storm Trader
Author: 94 Top Trading Lessons of All Time
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New Europe Property Investments focuses on property mainly in the retail arena in Romania. The company has a listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange…
Full name: New Europe Property Investments Plc
Short name: NEPI
Ticker: NEP
Sector: Real estate – real estate investment & services
Five top facts about New Europe Property Investments
Fact #1:
New Europe Property Investments... ››› more
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