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Podcast: Why all the panic?

Simon Brown 25 March 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares AdvTech* (JSE code: ADH) solid results in a tough market. Vivo Energy (JSE code: VVO) issued an update on Moroccan industry review and seems it's back to square one. Resilient (JSE code: RES) results not the horror show expected. Aveng (JSE code: AEG) wants to do another rights issue, again at 1.5c and ...

Podcast: Small caps for the win, so far

Simon Brown 18 March 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP) delivered really strong results for the six months ending December. Shoprite daily chart Purple* (JSE code: PPE) is up some 20% in the last ten days. A buyer has arrived and thanks to low liquidity they're moving the price. Good update from AdVTech* (JSE code: ADH) and results fro ...

Podcast: An undiscovered healthcare gem?

Simon Brown 11 March 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Ascendis (JSE code: ASC) lenders are flexing their muscle. Back in February L1 Health, Blantyre bought enough debt to be able to block any asset sales and with over R7billion in debt Ascendis desperately needs to sell their European crown jewels. There is now a forbearance agreement in place until the end of ...

Podcast: It’s a bull market

Simon Brown 4 March 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares A great research report on Blue Gem covering Renergen (JSE code: REN). What I really like about the report is that Keith shows you all his workings so you can make your own call on his working and decide. Spur (JSE code: SUR) were a horror show, no surprise it was the six ...

Podcast: Budget review (3.5/5)

Simon Brown 24 February 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Budget 2021 with AJM Tax I was again invited to moderate the AJM Tax post-budget panel with three excellent guests; Pieter Janse van Rensburg – AJM Tax Daniel Silke - Political Futures Consulting Adriaan Giessing – Seed Invest You can download the AJM Rax budget highlight booklet here. Download the audio file here Subscribe to our ...

Podcast: Commodity super cycle?

Simon Brown 18 February 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Interesting titbit from TigerBrands (JSE code: TBS) update "It is too early to conclude whether the lower consumer demand levels evident in the month of January reflect an even more challenging environment than what was experienced over the past year." Upcoming events; Weekly, Wednesday at 5.30pm ~ Follow the Trader 18 February ~ Everything ETFs ...

Podcast: Should I sell the bounce?

Simon Brown 11 February 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Bitcoin* hits US$48,000 as Tesla declares they put US$1.5billion into the crypto. Platinum finally on the move and above US$1,200 for the first time since 2015. Platinum weekly chart Sibanye Stillwater* (JSE code: SSW) best illustrates the boom in mining profits. In 2019 they made R62million now 2020 they expect almost R30billion and ...

Podcast: Booming SA Inc. consumers?

Simon Brown 4 February 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares GameStop closed at US$90 on Tuesday. Jeff Bezos to step down as Amazon CEO. Apple knockout results. Ford to spend R15.8billion on local plant upgrade. Upcoming events; Weekly, Wednesday at 5.30pm ~ Follow the Trader 18 February ~ Everything ETFs and tax-free investing Download the audio file here Subscribe to our feed here Sign up ...

Podcast: GameStop perfect craziness

Simon Brown 28 January 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Upcoming events; 18 February ~ JSE Power Hour: ETFs and tax-free investing GameStop perfect craziness Three things came together to push this stock up +20x in a week; Massive short position Option buying Markets love stories Simon dissects the three explains how it all played out and why it is perfectly legal. GameStop daily chart ...

Podcast: It’s all lies

Simon Brown 21 January 2021Latest, WorldWide Markets

Simon Shares Trading updates from Truworths (JSE code: TRU) and Foschini (JSE code: TFG) both saw sales decrease for the period ending both saw sales down. But not down as much as expected and hence the stocks went wild. Truworths was up some 25% in two days. More than anything this is because expectations were ...