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Haha! I also almost got trigger happy when I heard removal and president.

Same thoughts!

This is the part that never gets old, president being interrupted. /popcorn

Malema bringing back this cable tie story, I am genuinely interested what is going on here maybe a little something to what as to come? Especially with the military presence?

This speaker is not bending.

Wait a minute I want to get back to this EFF claims about the cable ties and lethal injections? Why are they flying pass this?

Steenhuizen opening up no hold barns ey.

What... Did the EFF make that up or are they for real?

Are they shouting Totie? As in penis?

Is everyone excited? I am going to watch this for the giggles, I have pizza and I have loads of snacks. I am ready.

Do you know how much they own in Premier Fishing? My logic would be that if Premier Fishing does very good then you will get a better return being a direct shareholder of Premier fishing than a proxy shareholder in African Equity Empowerment Investments Ltd Same reason why I own Capitec and Curro directly instead of owning PSG. That is just my take, would be interesting to hear what other's views are on this. /Welcome to the Forum @Groovy Thanks @outlook. I may be wrong but I believe AEEI/Sekunjalo Group Company owns 100% of Premier Fishing. I couldn't agree with you more, direct exposure is key. Hey @Groovy I was listening to this Podcast from @SimonPB and it seems Premier Fishing will be separating its ties with AEEI so you will need to invest in Premier Fishing directly. Perhaps Simon can just confirm whether or not I understand this correctly?

The DA has published a list of promises which President Jacob Zuma made in his State of the Nation Address (SONA) in 2016 which have not been fulfilled. “South Africa should not expect much from this year’s SONA, which is why we have put forward coherent policy alternatives,” said the DA. The policies will work to ensure that those excluded from the economy and opportunities are included so that their lives are made better, said the DA. The party said its policies will ensure that South Africa can build a dynamic and flourishing economy. The policies are part of DA leader Mmusi Maimane’s speech A Rescue Mission for the Lost Generation. View the promises here -> https://mybroadband.co.za/news/government/198082-jacob-zumas-broken-promises.html

Joe has a life policy with Momentum The policy will pay out to his current wife when he dies.

Clearly Business Report knows something we don't.

The Real State of the Nation [video=youtube]

/Sends Outlook and incredible amount Nigerian spam messages about ponzi schemes and MMM specials. Haha, but no I do agree with you guys there is a total disconnect between what the market thinks and what the many articles try to portray, but to I still feel Sarbucks and Dominoes and the Jewelry business is worth more than R1.80 a share I still think the market behaved incredibly pessimistic and in doubt. Hopefully their next sens update will tell a different story and boost confidence in Taste Holdings. I do not think R5 - R8 per share is unrealistic if they get this Starbucks deal right.

Today is the day!

Two of Buckley’s largest positions are South Africa focused Finbond Group and Tastes Holdings. Taste Holdings has recently secured the rights to operate under Domino’s and Starbucks brands for the next 30 and 25 years, respectively within South Africa. The market is completely ignoring this fact. According to Buckley’s analysis, the group, which also owns a jewelry business and some other food businesses, will generate R105 million of EBITDA in the next financial year. Applying a multiple of nine times next year’s EBITDA gives a market value of R945 million. Taste’s current enterprise value is R960 million. The market is completely ignoring all of the group’s other businesses. Assuming the other businesses to attract a similar multiple to those already listed, Taste’s shares could be worth 178% more than the R1.80 paid. Before acquiring Dominoes and Starbucks, the group compounded earnings at 23% annualized for eight years.

It appears tomorrow I will climb back into MTN provided the price opens below R118

STXIND is not Resources though. Or wait you where referring to something else? (I am on the phone did not read everything)

@jonobruton Thanks so much for the feedback, really appreciate it! #EasyE

Correct

I have 3 stocks that I put money in each month DbxWD, KAP and DIVTRX Then I have stocks that I buy when the price looks nice example: MTN, TAS etc. So essentially my long term for retirement I have a set amount I invest each month split evenly and then the other stocks I play around with depending on price some month only one gets money other months 2 or 3 gets money like if both TAS and MTN is cheap according to me.

Down goes MTN

Fake news - He was president all along.