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The Investor Diaries: Week 39
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 38. And some thoughts on Eskom.
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 37
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 36
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 35
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 34
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 33
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 32
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 31
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
read moreThe Investor Diaries: Week 30
The Preamble For the background to this series of posts: here, here and here. And the summary: Small investors have some investing options. You can invest occasionally in lump sums (the once-off investors) or monthly through debit orders (the monthly investors). As for things to invest in, I’m a general fan of low-cost equity-index-tracker ETFs (as is Warren Buffett). But there are […]
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