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CURRENCY STRATEGIES IN A BALANCED PORTFOLIO   Prescient Asset Management   Q2 of 2023 | 1 year ago Purchasing power parity is the seductive theory that all assets cost the same everywhere relative to one base unit of account. This means that one cup of coffee should cost $1 in the US and $1 in South Africa. This $1 cost converted into rand mean we would pay R14 for a cup of coffee. If they do not cost the same there’s an incentive for trade to bring the discrepancy back in line. Read Full Article Here More Unit Trusts News 5-Year Manco Review: Coronation 5-Year Manco Review: Allan Gray 5 year Manco Review Series Intro Resurfacing of Retention Funds Anchor Credo Update Apex Group Acquires BCI and BIP More Manco Views taking stock of your portfolio Invest tax free as soon as you can for as long as you can How staying the course gives you the long-term edge THE JOURNEY MATTERS IN REACHING THE DESIRED INVESTMENT DESTINATION WHEN THE “FREE LUNCH” IS NOT ALWAYS FREE… AT LEAST IN THE SHORT TERM. Did You Know ? Ninety One Fund Managers derived their name from the year it was founded, 1991, initially called Investec Asset Management. The first ever listing of S&P 500 ETF on the JSE was from CoreShares. Asset manager Coronation was the first introducer of absolute unit trusts funds in our local industry in 1999. In 1965, the first unit trust in SA , Sage Domestic Equity Fund ,was launched.

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