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Appetite for SA exposure stokes buying in JSE's stock

Big money left the JSE 10 years ago


Published on 2025-02-20 21:21:25 - Moneyweb
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  • JREwing commented: "All the big money has left the JSE 10 years ago and invested in the Dow Jones, Nasdaq, S&P and they made an absolute killing, 100% - 500% returns and more. These were the real smart people, the patriots of the JSE were left with some crumbs or debt before Sars wants its cut also."

The article from Moneyweb discusses the significant capital outflows from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) over the past decade. It highlights that since 2013, there has been a notable trend of foreign investors pulling out their investments from South Africa, driven by factors such as political uncertainty, economic stagnation, and concerns over policy directions like land expropriation without compensation. This exodus of capital has led to a decrease in market liquidity and has impacted the performance of the JSE, with the article noting that the JSE All Share Index has underperformed compared to other emerging markets. The piece also touches on the broader implications for South Africa's economy, including a weaker rand and reduced foreign investment in local companies, which has made it challenging for businesses to grow and for the economy to attract new capital.

Read the Full Moneyweb Article at:
[ https://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/markets/big-money-left-the-jse-10-years-ago/ ]
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