Where Could Your Money Work Hardest?

Where should you be putting your money when markets feel this noisy? Anthea Gardner, founder and CEO of Cartesian Capital, joins EasyEquities to explain where her team currently sees opportunity across South African shares, banks, bonds, cash, listed property and gold. She shares why some JSE-listed companies look cheap, why cash can still earn its place in a portfolio, and why South African banks remain one of Cartesian’s strongest investment ideas. Anthea also gives her view on Tesla, crypto, South Africa’s economic prospects and the investment risks her team is watching. 01:15 Anthea Gardner and EasyEquities 06:00 Cartesian’s investment outlook 09:41 SA shares, bonds and cash 13:59 Gold and gold miners 17:23 Inflation and interest rates 22:18 Why Cartesian likes South Africa 23:31 Cartesian Balanced AMETF 28:22 South African banks 32:17 Government bonds and real returns 34:09 Listed property opportunities 36:27 Risks to the market outlook 39:42 Working in asset management 41:02 AI and investment research 43:03 Tesla and crypto Disclaimer: Any opinions, news, research, reports, analyses, prices, or other information contained within this research is provided by an employee of EasyEquities an authorised FSP (FSP no 22588) as general market commentary, and does not constitute investment advice for the purposes of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002. First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities (“EasyEquities”) does not warrant the correctness, accuracy, timeliness, reliability or completeness of any information (i) contained within this research and (ii) received from third party data providers. You must rely solely upon your own judgment in all aspects of your investment and/or trading decisions and all investments and/or trades are made at your own risk. EasyEquities (including any of their employees) will not accept any liability for any direct or indirect loss or damage, including without limitation, any loss of profit, which may arise directly or indirectly from use of or reliance on the market commentary. The content contained within is subject to change at any time without notice