Are the chips all down? Or is this the greatest investment opportunity we may see in our lives? I believe there is a massive opportunity. The massive drop in share prices has opened up opportunities for investors who are in it for the long-haul, as uncertainty will show continued volatility in the short-term.
As a global recession is virtually unavoidable, we have identified companies with three key traits that we believe will show resurgence. These companies have:
Is this a case where Warren Buffet cautioned to be "fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful?"
JSE listed companies:
ProsusWith their largest holding company being Tencent Holdings Ltd (Chinese multinational conglomerate holding company), we believe the recent pullback created a great buying opportunity, as people are increasing time spent online at home. This is a great business to own at any time for the long term.
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Prosus on EasyEquities
If you go to pharmaceutical stores, you will see that health-related products are not collecting dust on the shelves. Adcock provides various products related to fighting the flu. The Coronavirus pandemic might impact their sales positively. They also recently bought back some of their shares which is always a good sign of confidence from management.
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Adcock Ingram on EasyEquities
Holding company of EasyEquities, GT247.com and Emperor Asset Management. We especially like EasyEquities:
It is still a small company in terms of market cap, however they have massive growth opportunities for the long term as they are changing the way people invest. Some people even call them the “Capitec of investing."
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Purple Group on EasyEquities
When one is uncertain of exactly which individual shares to buy, ETF’s are always great options as you buy a basket of shares, which is a “safer” option - essentially 'Buying the market.'
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ETFs on EasyETFs
There are companies that we are currently steering clear of, even though their share prices have dropped enormously. The reason for this, is that we believe the global panic is not completely over, and that these companies might still feel the impact over the next few months as fear continues to loom.
That is after all how he made most of his wealth after the 2008 stock market crisis when he bought stocks at their absolute lows. Pandemics and crises like these have happened before, and markets always recover once global sentiment changes.
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Higgo van Biljon
Easy user, Founder & CEO FinMeUp
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