Podcast: How to price a share Web Admin 5 November 2015JSE Direct, Latest 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 mention that you will not be selling your Calgro M3 shares and you say that they are “fairly valued.” You have also mentioned a few podcasts ago that when discovery goes into the 120’s, you buy them. So now as I write this, discovery is around R147. What can I use, or how can I work out whether a stock is “fairly valued” and perhaps you can use Discovery in you example. How to find a share to buy How to determine a price to pay Robert My understanding is that SARS will distinguish between amounts invested, on the one hand, and PROFITS MADE as a result of the deposits. Can I therefore withdraw my PROFIT at will, without lowering my lifetime cap? Can I replace my withdrawn profit in the next tax year? If the distinction between PROFIT and deposits are not made, and the withdrawal of ANY amount affects the lifetime limit, then TFSA accounts are only beneficial when the lifetime limit is reached and a single bulk withdrawal is made. Marcus I have bought some shares of a certain company, the fund has grown and I have made a profit. Please advise if its wise to cash out the profit and leave the original investment intact? Do you think it is wise to re-invest the gain on the same stock again once the price goes lower again? July I wish to invest in shares and would like get more information in this regard. I wish to contribute a thousand rand monthly. Robert Should we as part of our budget keep hard cash at home in a safe? If so how much? If one kept say, R 20 000 in a safe, or any significant amount, one would lose money not invested. In this age of debit cards surely that amount of money is better off in a Capitec savings account earning at least 4,50 percent interest. A family member seriously suggested cash in safe in case of a “run on the banks”. Download the audio file here or subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. Local small caps; value or value trap?Local small caps; value or value trap?9 May 2024Nvidia, Eli Lilly, Palo Alto and Booking Holdings ETNs list on the JSENvidia, Eli Lilly, Palo Alto and Booking Holdings ETNs list on the JSE8 May 2024Basic principles of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – Part IIBasic principles of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – Part II7 May 2024 Meet the Just One Lap team at these live events Subscribe to Just One Lap Email Address
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 mention that you will not be selling your Calgro M3 shares and you say that they are “fairly valued.” You have also mentioned a few podcasts ago that when discovery goes into the 120’s, you buy them. So now as I write this, discovery is around R147. What can I use, or how can I work out whether a stock is “fairly valued” and perhaps you can use Discovery in you example. How to find a share to buy How to determine a price to pay Robert My understanding is that SARS will distinguish between amounts invested, on the one hand, and PROFITS MADE as a result of the deposits. Can I therefore withdraw my PROFIT at will, without lowering my lifetime cap? Can I replace my withdrawn profit in the next tax year? If the distinction between PROFIT and deposits are not made, and the withdrawal of ANY amount affects the lifetime limit, then TFSA accounts are only beneficial when the lifetime limit is reached and a single bulk withdrawal is made. Marcus I have bought some shares of a certain company, the fund has grown and I have made a profit. Please advise if its wise to cash out the profit and leave the original investment intact? Do you think it is wise to re-invest the gain on the same stock again once the price goes lower again? July I wish to invest in shares and would like get more information in this regard. I wish to contribute a thousand rand monthly. Robert Should we as part of our budget keep hard cash at home in a safe? If so how much? If one kept say, R 20 000 in a safe, or any significant amount, one would lose money not invested. In this age of debit cards surely that amount of money is better off in a Capitec savings account earning at least 4,50 percent interest. A family member seriously suggested cash in safe in case of a “run on the banks”. Download the audio file here or subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes.
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 mention that you will not be selling your Calgro M3 shares and you say that they are “fairly valued.” You have also mentioned a few podcasts ago that when discovery goes into the 120’s, you buy them. So now as I write this, discovery is around R147. What can I use, or how can I work out whether a stock is “fairly valued” and perhaps you can use Discovery in you example. How to find a share to buy How to determine a price to pay Robert My understanding is that SARS will distinguish between amounts invested, on the one hand, and PROFITS MADE as a result of the deposits. Can I therefore withdraw my PROFIT at will, without lowering my lifetime cap? Can I replace my withdrawn profit in the next tax year? If the distinction between PROFIT and deposits are not made, and the withdrawal of ANY amount affects the lifetime limit, then TFSA accounts are only beneficial when the lifetime limit is reached and a single bulk withdrawal is made. Marcus I have bought some shares of a certain company, the fund has grown and I have made a profit. Please advise if its wise to cash out the profit and leave the original investment intact? Do you think it is wise to re-invest the gain on the same stock again once the price goes lower again? July I wish to invest in shares and would like get more information in this regard. I wish to contribute a thousand rand monthly. Robert Should we as part of our budget keep hard cash at home in a safe? If so how much? If one kept say, R 20 000 in a safe, or any significant amount, one would lose money not invested. In this age of debit cards surely that amount of money is better off in a Capitec savings account earning at least 4,50 percent interest. A family member seriously suggested cash in safe in case of a “run on the banks”. Download the audio file here or subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes.
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 mention that you will not be selling your Calgro M3 shares and you say that they are “fairly valued.” You have also mentioned a few podcasts ago that when discovery goes into the 120’s, you buy them. So now as I write this, discovery is around R147. What can I use, or how can I work out whether a stock is “fairly valued” and perhaps you can use Discovery in you example. How to find a share to buy How to determine a price to pay Robert My understanding is that SARS will distinguish between amounts invested, on the one hand, and PROFITS MADE as a result of the deposits. Can I therefore withdraw my PROFIT at will, without lowering my lifetime cap? Can I replace my withdrawn profit in the next tax year? If the distinction between PROFIT and deposits are not made, and the withdrawal of ANY amount affects the lifetime limit, then TFSA accounts are only beneficial when the lifetime limit is reached and a single bulk withdrawal is made. Marcus I have bought some shares of a certain company, the fund has grown and I have made a profit. Please advise if its wise to cash out the profit and leave the original investment intact? Do you think it is wise to re-invest the gain on the same stock again once the price goes lower again? July I wish to invest in shares and would like get more information in this regard. I wish to contribute a thousand rand monthly. Robert Should we as part of our budget keep hard cash at home in a safe? If so how much? If one kept say, R 20 000 in a safe, or any significant amount, one would lose money not invested. In this age of debit cards surely that amount of money is better off in a Capitec savings account earning at least 4,50 percent interest. A family member seriously suggested cash in safe in case of a “run on the banks”. Download the audio file here or subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes.
