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Off topic / Re: Live chat
« on: January 28, 2016, 10:48:50 am »
Lonmin released good trading statement today!!
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Shares / Re: Peregrine
« on: January 26, 2016, 01:51:41 pm »
Hi
Peregrine has very good fundamentals!! Be patient!! A lot of foreign money has left SA. Peregrine has also been effected. They have managed to hold their own these last 3 weeks despite heavy market volatility!!!
Peregrine has very good fundamentals!! Be patient!! A lot of foreign money has left SA. Peregrine has also been effected. They have managed to hold their own these last 3 weeks despite heavy market volatility!!!
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Shares / Re: DBX Values
« on: January 26, 2016, 09:06:46 am »
Hello Patrick
I found it here https://twitter.com/Richards_Karin
I found it here https://twitter.com/Richards_Karin
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Shares / DBX Values
« on: January 25, 2016, 12:00:12 pm »
DBX ETFs: current net yield:
EU= 1.83%
UK= 3.34%
US= 1.17%
JP= 0.85%
Net of taxes and fees
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EU= 1.83%
UK= 3.34%
US= 1.17%
JP= 0.85%
Net of taxes and fees
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Shares / Best paying dividends on small cap shares!!
« on: December 14, 2015, 11:22:50 am »
The best dividend paying penny shares on our market right now
Company Name Sector Dividend Yield
ACCPROP Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,71%
ALTRON Electronic & Electrical Equipment 5,64%
AMECOR Electronic & Electrical Equipment 8,42%
ARGENT General Industrials 6,50%
ARROWA Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,45%
ASCEN A Real Estate Investment Trusts 5,66%
COGNITION Software & Computer Services 6,22%
COMAIR Travel & Leisure 5,98%
DELPROP Real Estate Investment & Services 11,67%
EQSTRA General Industrials 18,46%
FAIRVEST Real Estate Investment Trusts 9,16%
HULAMIN Industrial Metals & Mining 6,11%
INSIMBI Industrial Metals & Mining 5,36%
ISA AltX 5,56%
M&R-HLD Construction & Materials 6,33%
MAZOR Construction & Materials 5,83%
NEDBANK-P Preference Shares 8,89%
PAN-AF Mining 7,64%
PRESCIENT Financial Services 5,91%
SA CORP Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,02%
SAFARI Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,24%
TEX Real Estate Investment Trusts 11,30%
TOWER Real Estate Investment Trusts 9,86%
VALUE Industrial Transportation 6,30%
VERIMARK General Retailers 12,73%
WINHOLD Support Services 7,00%
Average 8,08%
Company Name Sector Dividend Yield
ACCPROP Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,71%
ALTRON Electronic & Electrical Equipment 5,64%
AMECOR Electronic & Electrical Equipment 8,42%
ARGENT General Industrials 6,50%
ARROWA Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,45%
ASCEN A Real Estate Investment Trusts 5,66%
COGNITION Software & Computer Services 6,22%
COMAIR Travel & Leisure 5,98%
DELPROP Real Estate Investment & Services 11,67%
EQSTRA General Industrials 18,46%
FAIRVEST Real Estate Investment Trusts 9,16%
HULAMIN Industrial Metals & Mining 6,11%
INSIMBI Industrial Metals & Mining 5,36%
ISA AltX 5,56%
M&R-HLD Construction & Materials 6,33%
MAZOR Construction & Materials 5,83%
NEDBANK-P Preference Shares 8,89%
PAN-AF Mining 7,64%
PRESCIENT Financial Services 5,91%
SA CORP Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,02%
SAFARI Real Estate Investment Trusts 8,24%
TEX Real Estate Investment Trusts 11,30%
TOWER Real Estate Investment Trusts 9,86%
VALUE Industrial Transportation 6,30%
VERIMARK General Retailers 12,73%
WINHOLD Support Services 7,00%
Average 8,08%
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Shares / Re: Peregrine
« on: December 11, 2015, 01:20:24 pm »
@broker
what price did you buy pgr???
what price did you buy pgr???
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Off topic / Re: Live chat
« on: December 07, 2015, 03:14:08 pm »
Nice to see shares in the green again instead of the red!!!!!
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Off topic / The Devil's Financial Diary
« on: December 04, 2015, 08:07:09 am »
FROM The Devil’s Financial Dictionary by Jason Zweig:
Data (n): The raw material from which Wall Street fabricates distortions for marketing purposes.
Downside protection, (n): A tactic put in place by a financial adviser to protect against whatever hurt the value of a portfolio last time. Ensuring the portfolio will be hurt by something entirely different next time.
Financial journalist, (n): An expert at moving words about markets around until they sound impressive, regardless of whether they mean anything. Nowadays, most financial journalists are honest, which is progress, and ignorant, which isn’t.
Forecasting, (v): The attempt to predict the unknowable by measuring the irrelevant; a task that … employs a lot of people on Wall Street.
High net worth individual, (n): The term brokers, financial advisers, fund companies and wealth managers use to describe someone whose assets can yield a gusher of fees. You could just call these folks "rich people", of course, but that would be crass — and poor marketing. It’s always easier to pick someone’s pocket when you use jargon to make that person feel like part of a private club whose members are rich.
Self-control, (n): The secret to success as an investor. Within you lurk an angel, a devil, a scholar and an idiot. If the angel and the scholar ever let down their guard, the devil and the idiot will wreak havoc that will take years of work to undo.
Stock market, (n): A chaotic hive of millions of people who overpay for hope and underpay for value. Tactical asset allocation, (v): A way of describing "market timing" with nine syllables instead of four, making it sound nearly two-and-a-half times more impressive. That does not make it more successful.
Data (n): The raw material from which Wall Street fabricates distortions for marketing purposes.
Downside protection, (n): A tactic put in place by a financial adviser to protect against whatever hurt the value of a portfolio last time. Ensuring the portfolio will be hurt by something entirely different next time.
Financial journalist, (n): An expert at moving words about markets around until they sound impressive, regardless of whether they mean anything. Nowadays, most financial journalists are honest, which is progress, and ignorant, which isn’t.
Forecasting, (v): The attempt to predict the unknowable by measuring the irrelevant; a task that … employs a lot of people on Wall Street.
High net worth individual, (n): The term brokers, financial advisers, fund companies and wealth managers use to describe someone whose assets can yield a gusher of fees. You could just call these folks "rich people", of course, but that would be crass — and poor marketing. It’s always easier to pick someone’s pocket when you use jargon to make that person feel like part of a private club whose members are rich.
Self-control, (n): The secret to success as an investor. Within you lurk an angel, a devil, a scholar and an idiot. If the angel and the scholar ever let down their guard, the devil and the idiot will wreak havoc that will take years of work to undo.
Stock market, (n): A chaotic hive of millions of people who overpay for hope and underpay for value. Tactical asset allocation, (v): A way of describing "market timing" with nine syllables instead of four, making it sound nearly two-and-a-half times more impressive. That does not make it more successful.