Following a promising beginning to 2023, it seems that gloomier news headlines have resurfaced, vying for your attention...
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Attempting to time the market perfectly is typically a fools game. That said, it can certainly help to know what to look for when trying to identify the bottom. So, what signs are we looking for?
A quick Google search for investing news provides 20+ sensationalist headlines. Interest rate changes, inflation, market cycles and quarterly updates provide media and marketers with an abundance of topics to craft clickbait with the intent of attracting eyeballs to their product. So, how do we approach this?
One of the greatest privileges of being in this business is the ability to talk to other investors on a daily basis and understand the pulse of the market. Right now the pulse seems to be confusion, not necessarily fear. Confusion breeds uncertainty which can paralyze an investor, sometimes leading to even worse results. So, what do we need to keep in mind when thinking about investing?
Heading into reporting season we take a look at a few simple things to keep in mind if one truly wishes to capitalise on the increased news flow that comes with reporting season.
To wind up the year we decided to take a tongue-in-cheek look at the year that was. There were a number of predictions being widely thrown around by those in the industry to start the year, unfortunately many of them turned out to be unfounded. So, let's dive into 2019 in review!
This week we take a look at what makes a business an attractive investment opportunity and examine what we look for in our search for the next opportunity.
We return to the ever important topic of portfolio management and take a look at three extremely important things to keep in mind when managing an investment portfolio.
Investing can be very difficult yet highly rewarding pass time. At TAMIM we work with highly skilled investment managers on a daily basis and we thought it would be interesting to understand their views on investing. We have posted their top tips for investing below.
It is quite fine to chase and expect returns, after all, that is one reason we invest, It is however important to understand the risk we are taking to generate the returns we expect. We take a look at risk and try to understand the best way to approach taking risk in this current volatile or at least uncertain market environment.
This week we look at an increasingly pressing theme that is shaping out to be the most decisive for our collective futures. This is a thematic that will not only affect the way we invest but also the lives we live. Arguably one of the most important facets of investing is to try and take a step back from time to time from the tactical to the more strategic and big picture. Here we refer to the broader macroeconomic and sociological forces that underpin everything we do and, let's face it, the companies we invest in.
Simon Turner, of the Small Cap team, discusses some valuable investing lessons from his 4 year old daughter, as well as a number of stock and Small Cap portfolio examples. Parenthood provides a great opportunity to see where universal investment biases start from, and can provide valuable insight into behavioural finance in general.
The Small Cap team dig into the essential skill that is knowing when to sell. This is the third part of a 3-part series covering when to Buy, Hold and Sell equities. Click here to read Part One “When to Buy” and Part Two "When to Hold".
The Small Cap team dig into the fine art of doing nothing. This is the second part of a 3-part series covering when to Buy, Hold and Sell equities. You can read Part One, “When to Buy”, here.
This week Robert Swift takes a look at a portfolio holding which has gone from under-performer to outperformer. He digs into the importance of conducting proper analysis and, if nothing changes, having faith in it to work in the long term.
This week the Small Cap team take a look at why investors frequently undervalue a simple but proven business and instead hit for the fences with supposed disruptors.
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