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DbxWD getting killed! And DbxJP I do not even want to speak about anymore. What the hell.

Saxo seems pretty nice, how does it compare to GT247

Site is down. Get your host to fix that first then we take it from there.

Good direction, passive income streams are definitely possible with a website and ad revenue. Well focus on what you have; what is your website? Post your link let me go through it see what you have so far so and perhaps we can give you pointers.

Definitely a learning curve, but at the end of the day it comes down to content. The more content the better. Do you have specific experience with cholesterol, why did you choose to build a website around that specific condition.

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Definitely a niche which is good, but you will need a lot of information about it and some sort of blog to bring in fresh content perhaps a discussion section because you'll be competing with the medical sites such as WebMD. So definitely focus on building unique content covering every possible angle of cholesterol. You need to see this from a user perspective, why would I go to your site instead of WebMD.

What is your website about?

You are going to have a difficult time to monetize the site without proper traffic. Plus side is that global especially US clicks will pay more than South African if I am not mistaken. So when the traffic picks up adwords would be a good choice

What is the traffic like? Audience (South Africa or global etc?) Genre?

What is be okey if I buy Preftrx and DIVTRX? I want to position my self for dividends (the two will make up 50% of my portfolio, that's the idea however...) I want 50% dividend stocks/etfs

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Emphatic infrastructure talk from Trump is great for our resources. Copper up. Platinum up 2%. Palladium up 4.8%. Brent up 2.5%. Gold up.

Frost & Sullivan believes Naspers could be set to dominate the African MVNO space, driving demand through various forms of premium content. The advisory firm recently highlighted the top technology trend predictions for 2017, among them the need for the adoption of content intensive strategies among mobile network operators (MNOs). This view, according to Mauritz Venter, an ICT research analyst Frost & Sullivan, is based on the assumption that over-the-top services will continue to negatively impact the average revenue per use (ARPU) of MNOs across the continent and the globe. Venter pointed out that local operator Cell-C has responded to these threats by hosting MVNOs on its network, dramatically improving client acquisition rates and revenue growth, whilst forming partnerships with over-the-top content providers (OTTs) rather than attempting to slow their growth. “This strategy seems to be catching on, as African telecoms giant, MTN, has expressed interest in hosting mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) on its network,” he said. With Naspers actively searching for MNO partners to launch its video on demand services across Africa, the real question is why stop there, asked Venter. “Naspers has an unassailable advantage in terms of content production, whether news, sports, entertainment or eCommerce. This is the sort of content that could see ARPU among MNOs rise dramatically, and makes Naspers a leading candidate for a content based MVNO servicing the entire African continent,” the analyst said. He noted that the plethora of content Naspers could provide through an MVNO service would have mass appeal, and currently faces no direct competition. “Content could be viewed through once off payment models, monthly subscriptions to specific content and channels, or a premium package including all content. “By staggering content packages, Naspers could maintain demand across various income groups, and is sure to counter the effects of diminishing clients in the pay TV sector; all while the host MNO benefits from an increasing client base prone to data intensive activities. “Furthermore, Naspers can use its new platforms to promote eCommerce, particularly with its partner Takealot.com, enhancing the geographic reach of one of Africa’s leading online retailers,” Venter said. Naspers could mitigate the challenge of the cost of data in Africa with relative ease, as it has two major competitive advantages. “The first response would be to allow for third party advertising on the Naspers MVNO platform, as this would notably be premium advertising space, allowing for targeted advertising through the use of big data analytics, thereby increasing its value. The revenue generated through advertising space could be used to subsidise client network costs. “A second strategic move would be to acquire an African content producer like Tuluntulu that is geared towards low bandwidth mobile video streaming,” Venter said. A final challenge will be speed to market. Naspers is accustomed to launching products and services internationally; however, reaching the African mobile market is the expertise of MTN. MTN is searching for an MVNO to host, in order to improve turnover following a challenging 2016. Hosting a content intensive MVNO, powered by Naspers, is sure to improve the ailing MNOs bottom line, Frost & Sullivan said

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Very safe. I use them now for 2 years, Capitec, EasyEquities and Old Mutual all linked. Also it's an old mutual product so I am fairly sure they will not run away with your stuff.

Just thought it might be a good idea to have a thread about them since most of us here use 22 seven as a budgeting app and I just received a mail from them which I think is creative.

Joe owns a .357 Magnum that should go to his wife. Joe also owns a .38 special that should go to his sister.

The GTI 2011 is worth R215 000

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Here is the latest factsheet. And here is the marketing sheet Does not need to be Sygnia just want to know if anybody else is using something similar. Is that only available via a TFSA/TFSI or can I buy that fund as part of my normal savings, because it looks like the sort of split I would like to focus on for 5 years as a medium term hold along side my DIY EasyEquities portfolio.

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Link to his sheet?

I hear what your saying. Perhaps a thread should be made. Offshore investing options for SA citizens. Or just just shorter. Offshore investing for South Africans.