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Can someone please explain to me what happened today and who bought and sold this shares how did the person owning shares at R2 manage to get buyers for R23 in less than a hour? I'm most likely missing something fundamental here so please show me. Going from this: To this:

Eish this pirate! I am going to try Bloomberg out after work and MSN Money and then report back, currently I use Google finance on Desktop to get the overview of all my EasyEquities accounts and PSG. Then on my phone I have my main account listed in the watch-list section of the sharenet app.

Court adjourns rather abruptly. Nel did not exactly finish his final heads of argument completely. But he got his main points across for the most part. Judge Masipa has not ruled on whether to release graphic crime scene photos of Reeva Steenkamp's dead body. She will announce that a later date. Sentencing proceedings resume for the final day on Friday, with a break for Youth Day tomorrow.

15:22 Nel now dealing with psychologist Jonathan Scholtz's report about Oscar. "Professor Scholtz's evidence bothers me, especially his sweeping statement about incarceration." 15:20 "All Mr Steenkamp asked is that Mr Pistorius must pay. That's it. he didn't say forever, or to send him away forever. "He just wants him to pay. That's not anger." 15:19 Nel now referencing Barry Roux's heads of argument. "Mr Roux said the accused punishes himself every day, and will punish himself more than a court ever could. "But I don't know how, my lady. How does he punish himself? "What we do know, is how Mr Barry Steenkamp punishes himself. Every day. We heard it here in court. That is a broken man." Nel referencing Steenkamp's admission that he sticks his diabetes needle in his arm, and stomach to see if he can feel the pain that his daughter felt the night she died. 15:06 Nel referring once again to case law to hammer home his point. This must be his fifth example, stating the same thing: that the minimum of 15 years ought to be imposed. 15:02 "We submit to the court that the court accepted the evidence, that she was standing facing the deceased. His evidence is, when the accused fired the shots, Reeva was standing in front of the door. "The court has taken into account that Reeva had no where to go. The accused was convicted of murder my lady. He intentionally killed the decease. "Although he may have thought it was an intruder, this court found that he was guilty of murder."

Since it's just me interested in this Oscar business I will now post at will 14:36 Nel: "My lady, what the court has heard, is the accused elected to give an interview on TV, but not testify in court. "That's disrespectful to the court, and disrespectful to the victims." 14:34 "'I've caused a death', is not the same as 'I murdered her'," Nel says. "We can't have true remorse without acknowledgment." Nel citing legislation that says rehabilitation is made more difficult without a showing of remorse. 14:33 "Also, acceptance of the verdict is also not remorse," Nel says. "Until the accused tells the court why he did it, his regret can't be taken as genuine remorse. "What motivated him? We don't know. "The court made a finding, but not on what he said. The court rejected his evidence. So did the SCA. "The reason he accepted it is simply, 'I just have to'. He didn't have a choice." Nel referring to the Constitutional Court refusing Pistorius's appeal. 14:31 Nel: "Any person who had just killed someone, would feel sorry. "Having killed Reeva, I'm sure he thought 'why did I do it?' "But real remorse would be taking himself into the court's confidence, and telling us why he did it; why he fired the shots. "He did not do that." 14:29 Nel: "My lady, the court has heard the victims. And their rights should get the same weight as the other three factors. "There is a chasm between regrets and remorse. Many accused people might feel regret over their conduct. Remorse is the conscious acknowledgment of your actions on another." 14:27 Nel reminds the court of Kim Martin, Reeva's cousin's testimony, how she heard of the killing on the radio, how she drove back home to find her mother sobbing. He speaks about Barry Steenkamp's testimony, about how he received a phone call on the day. "No parent deserves to get that phone call. 'It was chaos, it was chaos', he said. 'I just wanted to see my brother'." 14:24 "Justice must still be displayed despite forgiveness. "Forgiveness has to do with forgiving, not the crime." 14:23 Nel: "In this particular instance, we can't ask the victim to tell us how she suffered. But we have victims. Victims who are suffering, victims who are grieving." Nel mentions another case where a woman was repeatedly raped by her stepfather. In that instance, the woman forgave her stepfather, but that doesn't affect the court's decision. The court must still carry through with justice. 14:20 Nel: "My lady, the victims in a matter like this, must be the mother and the father of the deceased, and they have certain rights. "It's respectfully submitted that the traditional aims of punishment is that the victim must be afforded a more prominent role, and sentencing must be victim-sentenced. "The victim provides the court with the physical and psychological harm. By giving the victim a voice, the court will have the opportunity to truly realise the wrong done. "My lady, we had a victim here [barry Steenkamp] that broke down yesterday. He will never see her again. He talks to her everyday. He's almost become a recluse. "He has done nothing wrong. Reeva did nothing wrong. But this accused [Oscar] murdered her." 14:16 Nel: "It's the duty of the court, not to follow public opinion, but to lead public opinion. "It remains the court's duty to sentence fearlessly, even if the sentence doesn't satisfy the public. "In Mr Steenkamp's evidence yesterday, he would want people to see what injuries this accused caused to his daughter, so that other people won't act as this accused did. "A sentence from this court must deter people from arming themselves in a bedroom, walking to a bathroom, firing four shots, when he is not in danger."

@Hamster thoughts?

Simplicity is the name of the game. -> Maybe we must add a greyed out draft of the JSE at the background?

Nel: "What I want to just pause at my lady, in the Rabie judgment, I will quote from my notes. "The element of mercy has nothing in common with sympathy with the accused. It would be wrong first to derive a sentence because of relevant factors, and then reduce it for mercy's sake. "If the court arrives at 15 years as a minimum, the court can't then decide, okay now I will apply mercy. "The consideration of mercy must not justify or seem to minimise, or condone serious crime. "Once again, we refer to Rabie, the court found a judicial officer should not find a punishment in the spirit of anger. Nor should he strive after severity, nor on the other hand to a misplaced pity. "Pity should play no role, my lady."

I prefer dollars, it makes me feel wealthy and professional. Very wall street like. I hope honestly hope Google doesn't kill this.

Sweet thank you.

Till when is the JSE closed? I see EasyEquities says -> the securities are unavailable for trading as the platform is currently closed.

@Hamster That is a good fall back. However I really hope google does not can it! Look at this small portfolio of mine that I opened up in TFSA ( IT will be focused on now to max it out this year trying to put in R3k per month)

OMG thank you so much! That's amazing.

...one of the main reasons I moved my ETFs (and possibly my TFSA in the near future) to ABSA. The UI is just more usable and doesn't look like Candy Crush Equities [emoji14] Google Finance only takes you so far and is not under active development. It is a great tool but who knows when Google will finally decide to kill it. MarketWatch and Bloomberg do have watch list features but I never took to them. I really hope Google doesn't end this. I am in love with it. Cant we make thread here and email it to Google asking Google to please not give up. It's a life changer.

Interesting Read: Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2016/06/15/swimming-against-the-tide-todays-the-day-for-the-fed-rate-rise/#6b922711291f If you have adblockers enabled on your main browser then best to view Forbes.com via Brave -> https://brave.com/

Sweet stuff!

Chinese rally may halt JSE’s slide: SOME green finally appeared in stock exchanges trading ahead of the JSE’s opening on Wednesday morning, halting five red trading days which have seen the JSE’s all share index lose more than 5% over the past week. Even though mainland Chinese stocks failed to make the inclusion of MSCI’s World Index which is tracked by many exchange-traded funds, the Shanghai Composite Index jumped 1.5%, and the Shenzhen Composite Index nearly 3% on Wednesday morning. Source: http://www.bdlive.co.za/markets/2016/06/15/chinese-rally-may-halt-jses-slide

@AstroTurf Nice!!! -> If you go to reports in EasyEquities and export a Google finance sheet then you can import that into your google finance portfolio, its not excel, but it does have a graph and some alternative insightful views

@AstroTurf how does your dashboard look now? 500 millions stocks all over the place

Barry saying he is now drawing the line no more careful sensitivity. Going to get excited now!

If I understand this correctly he was found guilty of murder – a crime that carries a minimum sentence of 15 years. So no matter how this goes he WILL go to jail for a minimum of 15 years?

Live text and image updates -> http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/live-last-witness-to-take-the-stand-on-day-3-of-oscar-sentencing-20160615

Interesting to see how the JSE will do today, personally if I was to guess I would guess green, how do I get to that? Easy, I want it to be green so I guess for the best.

The sentence will likely be handed down on Friday.

The media set up outside the High Court in Pretoria for the final day of testimony and arguments. Proceedings are down to begin at 09:30.