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ETNs: FirstRand have listed 9 Exchange Traded Notes on large US stocks on the JSE (plus one on MSCI World) Google (Alphabet) Amazon Apple Coke Facebook McDonalds Microsoft Netflix Tesla Each stock has 2 codes: With exposure to the USD/ZAR (C) or without (Q). Note that with an ETN you carry the counter-party risk that the issuer will not fulfill its obligations. With FSR/RMB you should be pretty safe, although their market making is less than desirable. Dividends are not paid out but are reinvested and added to the NAV of the ETN. Source:

Still better than spending it on Starbucks?

There’s always a huge buzz around Elon Musk and his Tesla brand. The car firm is one of the market leaders in the world of electric cars so fans and rivals around the world are always keen to see what new developments are on the horizon. And, like any good tech firm, Elon Musk’s Tesla is to hold its own keynote event, Battery Day. But just what is Battery Day, what time is Battery Day and how can Tesla fans tune in? Tesla Battery Day is a 2020 event that is set to showcase the latest generation of Tesla’s battery technology. Tesla Battery Day and the company’s stockholder meeting will take place on September 22nd, at 1:30pm Pacific Time. For those on the East Coast of the United States, the event will start at 4:30pm while in the UK fans will have to tune in at 9:30pm. In Elon Musk’s native South Africa, the Battery Day Event will take place at 10:30pm while those living down under on the East Coast of Australia will have to watch at 6:30am on September 23rd. You can view it live from their website: https://www.tesla.com/en_gb/2020shareholdermeeting Or you can view it on Youtube here:

What a load of hogwash "people in cars don’t pay their fair share in terms of the taxes that they pay "

Bloody nice website @fire2029

Are the deals MTN are going to have on Black Friday in-store only or online as well? I don't want to stand in a queue if I can click buy on the website for the same deal.

Shots fired.

Boom! Don't care what the bloggers say, nothing beats owning property. Welcome to the club.

EOH has announced that a number of its board members have resigned, including Pumeza Bam, Zunaid Mayet, and Rob Godlonton. Bam resigned from the EOH Holdings Board and various other EOH subsidiary boards and trusts with effect from 12 July 2019. She served as executive director for seven years and non-executive director for two years. Executive director and Nextec CEO Zunaid Mayet also resigned from both of these positions effective from the same date. Mayet was at EOH for 10 years and had been a member of the board for the last two years. “In order to ensure a smooth transition, Zunaid will assist with the handover of Nextec by 31 October 2019,” EOH said, “He thereafter intends embarking on a new entrepreneurial venture.” Executive Director and CEO of EOH’s ICT business, Rob Godlonton also resigned from the company with effect from 12 July 2019. “Rob has been at EOH for over 11 years and has been leading the EOH ICT business in South Africa with energy and dedication,” EOH said. “In order to ensure a smooth transition, Rob will assist with the handover of the ICT business by 31 October 2019.” EOH Group CEO Stephen van Coller and Financial Director Megan Pydigadu will assume caretaking leadership roles for the ICT and Nextec businesses on an interim basis, the company said.

The Minister of Public Enterprises, Mr Pravin Gordhan, and the Chairman of the Eskom Board, Mr Jabu Mabuza, address the media on Eskom and the current electricity supply problems. Watch live:

I have been seeing some news about them lately, do any of you have stocks in Trustco? Is this a company worth looking into, I am struggling to find info on whether they are good or bad the articles seems to be a mix bag of opinions.

I assume generators accross the country will require a lot of Diesel. Is it possible that we will have a Diesel shortage?

Bank or Pick n Pay I don't know where to get discounted airtime, I think the retailers are all full price.

MTN is up 12% at the moment.