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Video: New Year’s trading resolutions (7/12)

Simon Brown 20 January 2016Boot Camp, Learn Trading, Webinar and Video

In this session Just One Lap founder Simon Brown discusses making this your best trading year ever by adding a few trading resolutions for the new year. Trading resolutions: A perfect trade Trading discipline How to know what to change Measuring performance Traders journal [adrotate banner="5"] Upcoming webinars No Events View the Boot Camp series ...

Podcast: The 2016 market predictions show

Web Admin 14 January 2016Latest, WorldWide Markets

The 2016 market predictions show We’re back! It’s 2016. Wowzer! This week is our 2016 market predictions show with Marc Ashton, GM at Moneyweb, Keith McLachlan, Small/Midcap fund manager at Alpha Wealth and Just One Lap founder Simon Brown. We did our first predictions show in January 2014 and and the second a year later ...

Podcast: Position your portfolio for 2016

Simon Brown 9 December 2015WorldWide Markets

Every year we end the JSE Power Hour series with a presentation from Just One Lap founder Simon Brown. In these annual presentations, Simon reviews his predictions for the previous year and talks about what he expects for the year ahead. Find out how to position your portfolio for 2016 based on what is expected of ...

Video: Busting market myths (6/12)

Simon Brown 3 December 2015Boot Camp, Learn Trading, Webinar and Video

In this session Just One Lap founder Simon Brown deals with market myths and understanding how to manage your trading decisions. He looks at: Insider traders Sell in May an other poems Santa rallies Presidential cycles How to really know what and when to buy Capital needed to start trading Getting rich quick, very quickly ...

Podcast: New Astoria listing from Anchor Capital

Web Admin 12 November 2015Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Lonmin (JSE code: LON) a disaster of a storey. Back in July 2008 Xstrata offered GBP33 a share valuing he company at around R100billion at the time. It was rejected as under valuing the company. Stock has traded over R600 in 2007, now under 200c and a massive (seriously massive) rights issue at ...

Podcast: How to price a share

Web Admin 5 November 2015Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares MTN (JSE code: MTN) really is making a mess of a bad situation and I have sold my holding as I can no longer trust management. Capitec (JSE code: CPI) has boomed through R600. Nothing can hold this stock back. We Get Mail Arin My question relates to the previous podcast when you ...

Video: Your financial destiny

Web Admin 22 October 2015Power Hour, Webinar and Video

Who controls your financial destiny? Being in control of your financial destiny is your own responsibility, but it can be difficult to know where to begin. In this video, Citadel director and regional head for KwaZulu-Natal explains how to put together a personal framework for investing without borders in a sustainable and manageable way. Investing ...

Video: Global Trading (4/12)

Simon Brown 13 October 2015Boot Camp, Learn Trading, Webinar and Video

South Africans looking for off-shore exposure can turn to off-shore accounts, or opt for a locally listed exchange traded fund (ETF). In this session Just One Lap founder Simon Brown deals with global trading and global ETFs. He addresses: Global ETF Trading How to select international ETFs ADRs (American Depositary Receipts) Different accounts / currency Trade and/or ...

Video: A trading plan (3/12)

Simon Brown 30 September 2015Boot Camp, Learn Trading, Webinar and Video

This is the third IG Trading Boot Camp presentation by Just One Lap founder Simon Brown. In this presentation, Simon talks about why it's important to always have a trading plan in mind. By the end of this presentation, you will know more about: A trading plan Traders Matrix Risk Trading journal How to measure success ...

Podcast: Q&A with Warren Peacock

Web Admin 10 September 2015WorldWide Markets

Thoughts from Simon Sibanye (SGL) is buying unwanted Anglo Platinum (AMS) mines for R4.5bn. This is R1.5bn up front and a further minimum payment of R3bn based on free cash flow generated. This is good for AMS, but we’ll have to see if it’s good for SGL. Can Neal Froneman (CEO of SGL) make profits ...