
SA equities still trade at a discount as global markets grow more concentrated, says Discovery
Discovery Invest’s 2026 outlook highlights improved domestic fundamentals, attractive relative valuations, and scope for rate easing.

Discovery Invest’s 2026 outlook highlights improved domestic fundamentals, attractive relative valuations, and scope for rate easing.

Inventory shifts and short covering drove the surge. With stocks rebuilding and hedging normalising, the market may be settling, says Ryk de Klerk.

Momentum Investments’ latest behavioural research shows fewer portfolio switches and lower overall ‘behaviour tax’ last year.

Historical trends suggest it could take up to three years for some sectors’ price-to-book ratios to normalise, says Ryk de Klerk.

Reduced available mine supply and massive ETF flows have driven a parabolic gold rally that is pushing the asset beyond traditional defensive risk/reward thresholds.

Initial post-election gains have unwound as global commodity and manufacturing momentum converged with the world rand.

While index levels look stable through September’s expiries, concentrated option exposures and rising fund-based covered-call strategies create a fragile backdrop for a sudden move.

Stocks are tasting new highs – largely powered by IT and communications services – yet leading indicators point to weaker manufacturing and downside earnings risk.

The Reserve Bank’s repo rate cut by 25bps to 7% signals the start of a more accommodative cycle as inflation remains firmly under control.

Traders left holding the world’s priciest copper could struggle to offload the metal if premiums erode – potentially triggering a broader base metals slump.

Allan Gray identifies five secular shifts – including the reshuffling of global consumption, booming reduced harm nicotine, and the next generation obesity-wellness wave – that savvy investors should heed.

The key to a successful dividend strategy is identifying firms that wisely reinvest in growth while maintaining manageable payout ratios.

High-yield equities can smooth volatility and generate reliable income, helping investors to balance growth and defence across bull and bear phases.

From buying his first stock as a teen to building one of the world’s most valuable companies, Buffett’s story is rich with insight. As he retires, here are the five takeaways every investor should remember.

Financial planners weigh in on the fallout and why investors should stay calm.

Recognising the three key traits – prudence, anxiety, and prestige – can help individuals manage their spending habits and avoid financial stress

Investors should prioritise risk management by regularly re-evaluating their portfolios, rather than chasing high-growth investments driven by market euphoria.