We have been exploring different avenues of how to grow your money and most of these have been based in our own back yard, with the exception of keeping our wine investments overseas of course. As I prepare to head for foreign shores though, my mind has done its usual finance nerd thing and looked at the opportunity in terms of investing.
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I have an affinity for small and mid-cap businesses and while the Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) provide me with some security I’m looking for the smaller shares to deliver the growth
| FCPD | Foord Compass Good old Mr Reliable |
R 7.45 |
| ABL | African Bank Investments Limited Prefer it over Capitec |
R 35 |
| PPE | Purple Capital A lekker small cap play |
R 0.24 |
| BDM | Buildmax Backing it for a turnaround |
R 0.12 |
| BEG | Beige Holdings Finally paid a dividend in 2011 |
R 0.9 |
Below is the Finweek portfolio where we have gone with a mixture of defensive and growth prospects for the current trading environment.
| FCPD | Foord Compass Good old Mr Reliable |
R 7.45 |
| SOL | Sasol A global energy play with great growth prospects |
R 350 |
| CCO | Satrix Divi Nothing beats a consistent dividend |
R 1.60 |
| ANG | AngloGold Ashanti A quality global gold play |
R 295 |
| OML | Old Mutual More upside in this turnaround |
R 11.50 |
It’s crazy how much less one pays for premium technology products now compared to some years ago.
In episode #34 for 25 January 2012 we chat FinWeek cover story, Ellies results and new ETF's from ABSA Capital