[Takealot Vouchers Thread]

I don't have any at the moment but I have seen some nifty discounts on https://www.picodi.com/za/ .

[Suggestion - Dark mode?]

Is it possible to have a dark mode for the forum? (Black background, light text, etc.)

[Stock Watch Thread]

List of all ETFs thanks @_Tariq

 

http://itradedata.co.za/index/i_etf.htm.

 

 

NP. The more each one of us knows the better for all of us.

[iTradeDATA - Data on all JSE listed stock/ETFs/ETNs]

Nifty site I stumbled upon over at Share Forum.

 

http://itradedata.co.za/index/i_fullname.htm

 

You can do Share Lookups:

[*]By Shortname

[*]By Fullname

[*]By Sector

[*]ETFs

[*]ETNs

 

 

 

 

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Not bad, but it's limited compared to -> https://www.google.com/finance

Which also give relevant market news etc

 

The filter by ETF thou. That's brilliant!!

 

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I've been using Google Finance for some time. Very powerful tool.

I love the fact that you can sort by sector and look at which companies are on the JSE and theior respective data. All in an easy to access manner.

[iTradeDATA - Data on all JSE listed stock/ETFs/ETNs]

Nifty site I stumbled upon over at Share Forum.

 

http://itradedata.co.za/index/i_fullname.htm

 

You can do Share Lookups:

[*]By Shortname

[*]By Fullname

[*]By Sector

[*]ETFs

[*]ETNs

 

 

[Shooting in orlando]

Claimed responsibility? Yeah right.

 

 

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[Understanding Total Return]

Nice write up! Thanks

[Desktop Notifications]

Nice!

[What do you use to manage your finances?]

I use an App called My Budget Book. It is completely manual. But it is by far the best for my personal use.

 

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onetwoapps.mh&hl=en

iOS: http://www.onetwoapps.de/english/my-budget-book/

 

Note: these two apps DO NOT have the same developers. So they are essentially different apps but it seems they mimic each other for 99% of their features.

[Stock Watch Thread]

Just a little remember that the tfsa limit of R30k is per financial year aka March to Feb.

 

 

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[How much is your cell phone bill?]

The trick is to realise that a cellphone contract is not all that bad if used correctly.

Lets say you Buy a handset cash = R9000 (mid range phone btw)

& Airtime/data per month = R350 (conservative for most)

 

But what if you did the following:

R9000 + (R350 * 24 months) = R17400

then R17400 / 24 months = R725 per month

 

So why not take out a contract that costs R725 per month? Meaning you could really get a MUCH better phone on a better contract for the same money over a 24 month period.

OR on the other hand take the same phone and a cheaper contract for MUCH less money per month (over a 24 month period).