The charts of the FAANG stocks look sick, very sick. But after recent results are any worth buying? Which has the brightest future and best potential?

As a trader, we need to go where the money is because that’s where we’ll find profits. In this episode, Simon looks at how we find the money.

A horror update from Murray & Roberts crashed the share price by over 40%. But their troubles look like industry issues so will other construction stocks follow soon?

The IMF downgraded global growth for the fourth tie this year, cutting this year and next. But the commentary was perhaps more important as they said “the worst is still to come”.

The US$ index is trading at twenty-year highs with all currencies under pressure. What’s causing it, what will be the impact and when will it reverse?

Has inflation peaked? The last two data points suggests so, but risks remain and more importantly what does this mean for interest rates?

Simon lists his favourite books for traders and investors with two bonus books that’ll help us make smarter decisions around money, investing and trading.

Shoprite results saw the stock down 7.5% n the day. But look at the numbers show no real cause for concern, albeit the stock is expensive, as always. Simon gives both the bear and bull case for investing in Shoprite.

South Africa is at risk of being greylisted next month by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). What happens then? Also results galore; Sun International, Cashbuuld and more.

Good Spur results with margin expansion pointing to even better profits (and share price increase) while Sasol pays a dividend after a tough few years.