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Hi Guys I use google sheets to monitor my portfolio. Now I get an error if I use JSE:MND to look up the price. I have changed to JSE:MNP in the meantime as they are roughly the same price. Anyone know why MND doesn't work and have a solution?

I hold Naspers and see the following upside If the ecommerce takes off they will make big bucks but this is a big risk. Will get shares in Multichoice I see this as an African play as the SA market is shrinking with all the competition. They are taking a big bet on fast food delivery. The downside is the value is all in Ten cent and with 30%+ are they able to extract value from that?

Mbulelo Thanks for explaining. This will make investing a bit less risky.

That is great that definitions are widely interpreted as Resilient claim there is no deception. What would happen now if Steinhoff shares are bought and they declare bankruptcy or do you not cover high risk shares? This is an excellent way to protect your capital. Do you have any examples of a claim payout and how the payout was calculated?

What is the definition of deceptive and misleading acts? Would the Resilient meltdown be covered? The other share is EOH would that be considered a misleading act?

Thanks for the info, it may have been an interesting indicator as to the expected price in the future. Back to the crystal ball.

Here is a article on shorts in Capitec Where do the journalists get this info?

Hi does anyone know if JSE records short sales and if this is readily available to us small investors?

What a stupid headline what race was the bank in to win a licence? The body does make sense "Bank Zero, a new play by Michael Jordaan and Yatin Narsai, is the latest banking venture to receive a provisional license from the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb)." This is good news for us consumers. I had to get a new capitec card in and out of Capitec in 10 minutes with a new card compared to the hassle FNB put you through the banks do need a big shake up.

Have a look at mafiabuzz.co.za read the buzzes and the weekly newsflash. I have done the course and it worked for me.

I have 16 shares in my portfolio no ETFs. I am trying to see if the market can be beat by focusing on the FINDI 30 shares minus the dogs in there. Lets see if that works. It will take a while.

I like Blue Label, they are in the lower end of the market. They have businesses in Mexico and India not yet profitable but could make a fortune there. The CellC deal could make or break them, and the "black" ownership requirement could be problematic. I have some and prefer them to Vodacom. MTN has too many problems. I have 4.5% of my portfolio in them so i am prepared for an interesting ride.

Only 4 of the 16 stocks held are up today biggest hits Capitec and shoprite. Market does not like the SNH restructuring with shoprite, anyone have insight into that?

Have a look at Profmed I am on the hospital plan and it works for me.