Articles #Opportunity

This article argues that the best investment anyone can make is in themselves. While investing in the stock market can be a good way to generate wealth, it involves risk and external factors beyond one's control. Investing in oneself, on the other hand, can lead to personal and professional growth, greater happiness and fulfilment, and more control over one's future.

Value investors are known for finding opportunity where others fail to look. So where else to look than emerging markets.

This article discusses the concept that history does not repeat itself, but it does rhyme, and how it relates to investing. By recognizing patterns and trends in the past, investors can identify potential opportunities and risks, and make more informed decisions for the future.

ESG. What is it and why is it important and can a company that prioritises their ESG responsibilities perform better in the long run?

This article explores key macroeconomic trends and indicators, such as interest rates, inflation, GDP growth, and unemployment, and how they can influence investment decisions. Suggesting strategies for identifying value opportunities based on these trends and indicators.

This article discusses the Kangaroo market, a type of market that bounces up and down with no clear trend, and the opportunities it presents for value investors. It explains how value investors can take advantage of the market's volatility and uncertainty to identify undervalued assets and generate excellent long-term returns.

This article explores the positive effects of inflation on investors and shareholders. While inflation is often seen as a negative force that erodes the value of money over time, the article discusses how companies with pricing power can benefit from increased revenues and profits, while bondholders can earn higher interest rates to offset the effects of inflation.

Is value investing dead? In this article we explore the ever changing world of technology and how Value Investing can continue to evolve.