Jacques Plaut,Portfolio Manager At Allan Gray

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After losing more than 30% at the bottom in March, the FTSE/JSE All Share Index ended the year in positive territory, with a total return of 7% for 2020. Despite this, many domestic shares remain depressed when measured in dollars, presenting opportunity. In saying this, risk levels remain high, and experts continue to disagree on the best way forward in combating the virus. Uncertainty is still the theme tune, making decisions difficult for investors. Jacques Plaut, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, joins Kaya Bizz to discuss the current environment and what it means for you and your investments.
26 Jan 2021 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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