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Know what’s happening in the markets… Why it’s happening and never miss another investing opportunity again.
How to earn more income and pay zero tax with your TFSA
Most South Africans who have a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) are doing the same thing: parking their R46,000 a year in a high growth, money market or a bland balanced fund, and moving on.
This AI energy power play just signed two massive deals with Amazon and Google!
This week, two of the most powerful companies on earth made a bet that tells you more about the future of AI than any earnings call or analyst note published this year.
Amazon signed a 20-year, $3 billion power deal.
Then Google signed a 20-year, $4.3 billion power deal.
Both with the same company.
Both for nuclear energy.
Oil is up 60%. But this little-known margin has surged fivefold.
Oil prices aren’t the only reason petrol and diesel prices are rising. Diesel prices have nearly doubled since the start of the Iran war, yet oil prices are up only about 60%. Why is this?
Adjusted Adjusted Adjusted EBITDA: Real vs Paper Earnings
Earnings season can make investing feel like a scoreboard. Revenue beat. EPS beat. Record profit. Guidance raised. Green arrows everywhere.
But behind every impressive headline sits a more important question: how good are those earnings?
Three JSE Small Caps worth watching right now!
Markets love noise: wars, oil prices, interest-rate calls. But some of the best opportunities come from companies that simply get on with fixing themselves while everyone’s distracted. The three small caps I’m sharing today have each done exactly that.
Nvidia just agreed to pay $13 billion for something it could have built itself… And it reveals where the next big money in AI could be made!
Something interesting happened in Silicon Valley earlier this month.
Nvidia, the company that has made billions selling the chips powering the artificial intelligence boom, agreed to spend almost $13 billion buying a company most ordinary investors have probably never heard of.
Trading Gurus: Who Should You Actually Listen To?
The internet these days is packed with self-proclaimed gurus and influencers promising to show you the secret to beating the market. But when everyone seems to have the answer, how do you know who is actually worth listening to? This week, we tackle three questions: what a trading guru really is, whether you should pay for a course or mentor, and when paying for investment research can make sense.
Omnia becomes an acquisition target – Here’s why the timing makes perfect sense…
Early Friday morning, a SENS announcement landed that took me by surprise.
Omnia Holdings (JSE: OMN), South Africa’s largest integrated chemicals group, issued a cautionary notice to shareholders. The company is in advanced discussions regarding a potential offer for all its issued ordinary shares.
The share price responded immediately jumping more than 10%.
How to compare two Structured Products to determine which one is the better investment?
I recently received an excellent review of two Structured Products done by Finova Capital. They understand the complex details and compare the solutions to determine which is better for you. Two products in focus this month were the Discovery Capital 200+ (closing 10 September) and the Momentum Digital Structured Note (closing 18 September). They may look like close cousins. They aren’t.
The Most Dangerous Words in Investing: “This Time Is Different”
Markets have a funny way of making old investing mistakes feel completely new. A new technology arrives, prices surge, investors pile in and suddenly the usual rules no longer seem to apply.
AI’s next big money-maker may not be AI at all… It could be renting out the computing power everyone desperately needs
Something unusual is happening in the AI race. The world’s biggest technology companies are spending staggering amounts building AI data centres packed with the most advanced computing hardware on the planet.
It’s NOT the petrol price you should be worried about… It’s diesel!
From Wednesday 2 September 2026, something took effect that will work its way through the South African economy for months. The wholesale price of the premium grade of diesel rose over 11% – pushing the inland wholesale price back above R30 a litre in Gauteng for the first time since May.
Signals from the Market: Putting It All Together
Over the past four weeks, we’ve explored the three pillars of market analysis: technical, fundamental and sentiment. Fundamental analysis tells us what is happening inside the business. Technical analysis tells us what is happening to the price. Sentiment tells us what investors think and feel about both. On their own, each provides useful information. But when the three start telling the same story, things get interesting.
Know what’s happening in the markets… Why it’s happening and never miss another investing opportunity again.
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