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Three JSE Big Dividend Stocks to watch in 2026
I’m profiling three JSE dividend stocks worth watching in 2026. Companies that don’t just pay dividends but have built the kind of durable earnings machines that make growing your income possible year after year.
Free Trading Tools (Part 2): The Exact Setup I Use
Last week, we covered what traders actually need to succeed and where to find those trading tools, for free. The message was simple. You don’t need expensive software to trade well. You need the right tools, used in the right way.
After 59 Years, the UAE just walked out on OPEC. Here’s why it matters…
Recently the United Arab Emirates (UAE) did something that would have seemed almost unthinkable a year ago. After 59 years of membership – since Abu Dhabi joined the cartel in 1967 – the UAE announced it is leaving OPEC, effective May 1.
Investors! You need to pay attention to what’s happening in Japan right now!
Japan’s bond market is in free fall… Prices for the once-stable 30-year Japanese government bond have plunged 20%. And yields (which move in the opposite direction to prices) on 20-year and 30-year JGBs (Japanese Government Bonds) are nearing all-time highs as a result. Crashing bond prices (and soaring yields) like this aren’t normal, as it signals something has gone terribly wrong. So, what is going on? And what does it mean for you as an investor?
Am I a trader, or am I an investor?
One of the most important questions you can ask yourself as a market participant is deceptively simple: Am I a trader, or am I an investor? While both groups operate in the same financial markets, their goals, tools, and temperaments often differ significantly. Understanding where you fall — and why — can make the difference between building a strategy that suits you or constantly fighting against your own instincts.
A hunting ground for stocks that could 3x, 5x even 10x your money!
Large caps are large stocks. Small caps are small. Mid-caps are in between. While the difference between a mid-cap and a large-cap can be huge, the difference between a small-cap and a large-cap can be incredible. Large caps are good investments particularly for more conservative investors. They’re typically stable, established, profitable companies and often pay dividends. But if you’re interested in making 3x, 5x, or even 10 times your money, you’d be smart to look at small-cap stocks.
What to make of America’s credit rating downgrade?
On Friday last week, Moody’s stripped the US government of its AAA credit rating. The credit rating agency said the downgrade “reflects the increase over more than a decade in government debt and interest payment ratios to levels that are significantly higher than similarly rated sovereigns.”
$10,000 into $500 Million: What I Learned from Warren Buffett and his Five-Million-Percent Legacy
How do you turn $10,000 into half a billion dollars? You follow Warren Buffett.
That’s not an exaggeration. Since Buffett took control of Berkshire Hathaway in 1965, the company’s stock has surged by a staggering 4,384,748% (as of early 2024)—that’s over five million percent with compounding. By comparison, the S&P 500 has returned just under 39,000% over the same period. That means Buffett outperformed the broader U.S. market by more than 140 times.
“Decentralised-AI” – What is it? And what does it mean for investors?
Blockchain has been around since the birth of Bitcoin. But its unprecedented growth only took hold in the late 2010s, when cryptos started receiving mainstream attention. Meanwhile, AI has been making waves in the tech industry for decades. But it’s only been recently that AI has exploded in popularity as it has become more accessible. But as both technologies evolved over the past three years, we have seen huge progress toward the concept of Decentralised AI.
The worst of “Trump’s Trade War” is over – FOR NOW…
Over the past month or so, investors and companies have been bracing for a full-scale economic decoupling between the world’s two largest economies – China and the US – all thanks to Trump. In fact, it got so bad, many companies scrambled to import goods before tariffs kicked in. They also started to reroute supply chains. And of course, recession fears exploded.But this trade war may be behind us now…
A timeless investing lesson just played out…
A couple of weeks ago in MoneyMorning, I shared “four principles when investing in times of market turmoil”. One of them was – “Time in the market matters, not market timing”. Here’s what I said,
QA: How to calculate the return on a CFD?
I have been a subscriber to your newsletter for a few months now, but have not entered into a trade yet, as I need to upskill myself on the trading of a CFD. Based on the information provided, I have tried to recalculate your profit predictions, but I need some guidance as I think I might be missing something.
Alternative Investments – The Power of Commodities
When you’re starting out as an investor, the usual go-to options are stocks, ETFs, and bonds. These are tried and true, and they form a solid base for any portfolio. But, as we talked about last week, they don’t cover the whole investment universe. That’s where alternative assets come into play — think hedge funds, private equity, real estate — and yes, commodities. They offer a lot of potential for diversification, and in the right conditions, they can even outperform when traditional markets hit a rough patch.
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