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The Investor Challenge / Re: Lost some purchase records
« on: August 25, 2015, 08:35:56 pm »
Patrick. ..There is something not right with my satrix indi shares. Can you have a check please? 
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The Investor Challenge / Re: Lost some purchase records
« on: August 21, 2015, 11:00:20 pm »
Good luck...
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Shares / Re: Anyone here invest offshore?
« on: August 04, 2015, 06:24:31 pm »
Hi. Just slightly off the gradient. Did any one think of investing in Mauritius? I would like to know your thoughts...thanx
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Off topic / Re: E-Cigarettes
« on: July 27, 2015, 08:57:40 pm »
Hi Orca
May I please know where you buy these one litre mixes from?
May I please know where you buy these one litre mixes from?
Just had my 4 year anniversary of no cigarettes. I started on 18 mg juice at 50/50 PG/VG and menthol flavouring. I have since cut down to 8 mg 50/50 with no flavour and it works out very much cheaper as the flavour concentrates are expensive as is the nicotine.
Now I order a litre bottle already mixed to my specs and only use 4 ml per day. That costs me R400 and lasts for 8 months.
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Off topic / Re: Thank You
« on: July 27, 2015, 06:57:26 pm »
Lol....and I thought I had issues 
I will say it again....I've learn a lot here
I will say it again....I've learn a lot here
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Hi all
I just want to say a big thank you to the people that created and are maintaining this website. You guys rock.
To everyone that posted and shared their knowledge and opinions...Thank you.
I've learnt so much. Cementing all the readings I have done on websites and books. In this selfish day and age it is refreshing that people are so giving with their ideas an way of thinking. Thank you again for making me a better investor. You know who you are. I do appreciate it.
Everyone here are heroes
I just want to say a big thank you to the people that created and are maintaining this website. You guys rock.
To everyone that posted and shared their knowledge and opinions...Thank you.
I've learnt so much. Cementing all the readings I have done on websites and books. In this selfish day and age it is refreshing that people are so giving with their ideas an way of thinking. Thank you again for making me a better investor. You know who you are. I do appreciate it.
Everyone here are heroes
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Shares / Re: Income from REITS
« on: July 16, 2015, 10:41:54 pm »
Perfect advise again.
I have the plan. It always helps me bouncing these ideas others.
TFSA gives a nice curveball. I love HYP. Been so good to me so far. I call it my bedrock share in my main portfolio.
I have the plan. It always helps me bouncing these ideas others.
TFSA gives a nice curveball. I love HYP. Been so good to me so far. I call it my bedrock share in my main portfolio.
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Shares / Re: Income from REITS
« on: July 16, 2015, 10:12:09 pm »
Hi Mr Div. Sorry, last stupid question for the night. Which ETF? Ptxsty perhaps?
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Shares / Re: Income from REITS
« on: July 16, 2015, 08:16:32 pm »
Mr Div. Very insightful. A question please. Where would you open a TFSA where you can buy a REITS such as HYP?
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Off topic / Re: E-Cigarettes
« on: July 15, 2015, 04:00:38 pm »
Thanx for the reply. Do you feel healthier? Like as an example you can easily go for a walk without huffing or puffing.
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Off topic / Re: E-Cigarettes
« on: July 14, 2015, 10:09:27 pm »
Hi. Thanx for sharing this. Do you feel healthier now than you when you were smoking cigs? Also do you smoke the one with or without nicotine?
I'm still cutting over. A bit scared but I will be ok
I'm still cutting over. A bit scared but I will be ok
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Shares / Re: What investment instruments do you use?
« on: July 13, 2015, 09:52:48 am »
So similar to my own story. Now I'm buying REITs as well. Very cool. Looking at what the real performance will be like in 10 years time. I hope to tell the tale 
I've gone from 100% property (my house and two rental apartments) to 100% equity over the last few years.
In my case equities have far exceeded property. I have invested in unit trusts before, but I don't like the fees, so now I do an even split between the Satrix Indi and the eRafi indi in my regular portfolio and my tax free portfolio.
Don't think I could make more through CFDs, I would quite likely lose cash and gain stress.
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Shares / Re: Dividends to pay for my expenses
« on: July 13, 2015, 05:34:29 am »
I guess one will get tax after you are dead...does that that mean tax is superior 
....I guess that is life.
I recently went the trust route and am enjoying the benefit of splitting my ceilings on limits. So the trust will will be taxed separately to me and vice versa. Additionally, no waiting times for the family in terms if living expenses. A little bit pricey but worth it. Better than giving money to SARS.
In essence I will have two portfolios- one in the Name if the trust and one my personal name.
Now let me open the floor to critiques as I still from time to time think of all the admin effort for tryst (setup & maintenance)
Enjoy the week
....I guess that is life.I recently went the trust route and am enjoying the benefit of splitting my ceilings on limits. So the trust will will be taxed separately to me and vice versa. Additionally, no waiting times for the family in terms if living expenses. A little bit pricey but worth it. Better than giving money to SARS.
In essence I will have two portfolios- one in the Name if the trust and one my personal name.
Now let me open the floor to critiques as I still from time to time think of all the admin effort for tryst (setup & maintenance)
Enjoy the week
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Shares / Re: Long Term Portfolios.
« on: July 11, 2015, 08:50:10 pm »
Wow. I'm in awe. I can see this took many hours of thought and planning. Did you create this with a certain methodology you use?. Thanx for sharing. I thank you
Share Code Profit (Loss) (%) % of Equities
A V I AVI 34.56 5.89%
ARROW A AWA 24.42 4.33%
BATS BTI 47.57 2.50%
CORONAT CML 9.21 9.09%
CAPITEC CPI 142.07 5.92%
GRANPRADE GPL 17.66 1.42%
GROWPNT GRT 13.79 2.90%
HYPROP HYP 49.48 9.50%
INTUPLC ITU 16.38 3.25%
MMI HLDGS MMI 42.86 2.00%
MR PRICE MPC 53.5 8.16%
MTN GROUP MTN -1.89 4.78%
NEPI NEP 23.56 2.10%
NAMPAK NPK -8.48 1.96%
OLDMUTUAL OML 28.89 4.04%
PERGRIN PGR 59.36 2.96%
REDEFINE RDF 14.08 2.77%
RHODES RFG 11.49 2.10%
RMIH RMI 41.06 3.43%
ROCKCASTLE ROC 44.18 4.20%
RI PLC RPL 32.43 5.50%
SA CORP SAC 17.5 2.68%
SANLAM SLM 13.46 2.03%
SPURCORP SUR 14.05 0.74%
TOWER TWR 1.14 1.33%
VODACOM VOD 13.06 3.38%