Why a R20 share is not automatically cheaper than a R200 share
A low share price can catch your eye, but it does not tell you what the company is worth. A few other numbers can give you much better context before you invest.
Why do companies buy back their own shares?
When a company buys its own shares, fewer shares may divide the same amount of profit. The price paid and the company’s financial position tell you more than the buy-back headline alone.
Why the dividend paid into your account is lower than the amount declared
Dividend figures can look confusing when the company announcement and your account show different amounts. Knowing which numbers to compare makes it easier to check the payment.
Why mining shares could matter even if you never bought one
You may already be invested in mining shares without even realising it. If you have a retirement fund or Top 40 investment, this is worth a read.
Understanding why petrol prices do not always follow oil prices
For consumers trying to understand where petrol prices are heading, it is useful to look beyond the oil price alone.
Cape Town’s startup rebound and where listed markets do (or don't) connect
Venture capital has returned to Cape Town, along with the cowork desks, fintech launches and founder optimism. Public markets still struggle to pull everyday investors into that momentum.
FMAS is coming to Cape Town, and retail traders need a bullsh*t filter
FMAS brings brokers, platforms, and promises into one room in Cape Town. However, not everything in that room deserves your money.