Stable Fund
The Stringfellow Stable Fund of Funds is a specialist conservative managed fund of funds. The primary investment objective of the portfolio is to provide the investor with moderate to high levels of income as well as stable long term capital growth.
Stringfellow Stable FOF no 3 in the country over the past 3 years as at 31st March 2012 out of 62 funds with an annualized return of 13.32%.
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The Stringfellow Flexible Fund of Funds has the primary objective of providing investors with a relatively high long-term total return
Stringfellow Flexible FOF no 14 in the country over the past 3 years as at 31st March 2012 out of 58 funds with an annualized return of 18.94%.
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US Faces Fiscal Tightening At The End Of 2012
One of the most important upcoming economic and investment issue is how the US government deals with its impending fiscal crisis at the end of 2012.
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US House Prices – February 2012
In February 2012, US house prices, as measured by the Case Shiller Composite 20 Index, rose by a very modest 0.1%m/m.
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Weekly Focus
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The Weekly Focus – 14 May 2012
The May blues continue, with ‘risk-off’ quite prevalent in the stronger dollar against most other currencies, including the rand (down 4.6% so far in May). The stronger dollar is in turn putting pressure on dollar commodity prices, which declined by 4% last week. US consumer confidence was one bright spot, coming out higher than expected on Friday.
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Funds On Friday
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Everything you always wanted to know about Shari’ah Investing
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The only dedicated Islamic bank in SA, Al Baraka Bank, has grown household deposits at 21% p.a. since 2000. Shari’ah funds have grown at 16.7% p.a. since 2006, reaching assets under management (AUM) of R7.6bn in the fourth quarter of 2011 and making up 0.8% of the total collective investments market (excluding funds of funds).
Currency Rates
| Last updated 2012/05/20, 10:04 Africa/Johannesburg | ||
| 1 ZAR = 0.076 GBP | 1 GBP = 13.2 ZAR | |
| 1 ZAR = 0.094 EUR | 1 EUR = 10.65 ZAR | |
| 1 ZAR = 0.12 USD | 1 USD = 8.35 ZAR | |
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Investment Information
- The Weekly Comment (14 May 2012)
- STANLIB / Liberty Weekly Comment (14 May 2012)
- The Weekly Performance Update (10 May 2012)
- STANLIB / Liberty Weekly Focus (7 May 2012)
- US Facing Fiscal Tightening At The End Of 2012 (8 May 2012)
- SA Unemployment Rate (Q1 2012)
- The Weekly Comment (7 May 2012)
- Weekly Performance Update (3 May 2012)
- Weekly Comment (30 April 2012)
- SA Petrol Price Increase In May (26 April 2012)
- US House Prices (February 2012)
- SA Leading Indicator (February 2012)