Considering the political and economic pressures facing the country at the moment, investors are understandably cautious to allocate aggressively to shares listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE). The economy is hardly growing and every week our attention is ‘captured’ by the endless news-flow that highlights state and corporate corruption. The JSE itself has gone sideways for the last few years, yet remains on the expensive side, and amid all this doom and gloom the question is when the political and economic realities will reflect in prices.
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