Stockmarket Sleuth Archive October 2009

Profit from the largest stimulus in history

The markets are manic at the moment. Last week the Alsi broke the 27,000 point mark and then this week the market threw its toys out the cot, falling a massive 854 points. 

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Take advantage of this value play

It doesn’t matter which analyst I speak to these days, they’re all singing the same song. The title goes something along the lines of: “Inflation is coming, the bull is roaring and it’s time to get into cyclic value shares…”

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SPECIAL UPDATE: Steinhoff you beauty!

The gold price has had an astounding run in the last month. It closed at $1,045/oz last night! Now add earnings season to the mix and before you know it you’re looking at a string of gains across the portfolio. In fact 17 out of 22 shares are up this week! But before we look at how our portfolio’s reacting, let’s have a look at what’s happening on the international scene...

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Strong rand and stronger gold push our portfolio higher

The gold price has had an astounding run in the last month. It closed at $1,045/oz last night! Now add earnings season to the mix and before you know it you’re looking at a string of gains across the portfolio. In fact 17 out of 22 shares are up this week! But before we look at how our portfolio’s reacting, let’s have a look at what’s happening on the international scene...

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MTN evades disaster as it heads for our target...

 This deal was massive. It was big in the way that black holes are big. So enormously big, it collapsed in on itself, while our currency, our politicians and our corporations could do nothing but swirl around it in dismay...

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