‘One simple rule of thumb is to always consider whether you should be doing the exact opposite of what you feel like doing.’

Two initial personal heavy investment losses failed to deter Aeon founder and CIO from a career in managing other people's money.

Begin by dipping your toes in the market and don't follow the hype or what's trending on social media – Isabella Mnisi, sector head of asset management and funds at Rand Merchant Bank.

Brian Thomas, director and portfolio manager at Laurium Capital, shares his stock market wisdom.

‘With long-only you've a blunt hammer in your toolbox...whereas in a hedge fund you've a whole array of tools’: OysterCatcher founder and CEO.

‘If you want to buy because you think somebody else will be greedier than you, you really have to hope that they're a bigger fool than you are’: Madalet Sessions – Denker Capital.

‘You can see a time when the equivalent of ChatGPT takes market dynamics, interprets them and invests your money’ – Hywel George, Old Mutual.

‘Investing for me is much more the understanding of money, and the respect for money. That I think is often where most people get it wrong’: Kagisho Mahura – Gradidge-Mahura Investments.

Iain Power, CIO at Truffle Asset Management, on 'learning money' the importance of ignoring the noise, and more.

Investment is very much about delayed gratification: STANLIB CEO Derrick Msibi.