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Shares / Pan-af divi
« on: September 19, 2013, 11:11:08 am »
The Pan-af divi announced on Tues does anyone know if the divi is payable only for shares held up to June 30th?
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Shares / Re: SAtrixindi
« on: September 13, 2013, 10:50:36 am »
I see the Indi has gone through R50 now and was thinking about putting an order in to buy at R47 do you think it will pull back anytime soon?
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I'm in between two threads here - CML & STX INDI - my plan was to invest a hefty sum in the INDI but I think it was Orca who said there could be a correction in the near term so where do you see CML going? Will it hit the R90+ that you guys were saying a few months ago or has it run it's race?
I was thinking of a short term investment in CML and hopefully get into the INDI later or are there any other options that you think would be worth looking at?
I was thinking of a short term investment in CML and hopefully get into the INDI later or are there any other options that you think would be worth looking at?
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Shares / Re: SAtrixindi
« on: September 04, 2013, 10:48:50 am »I can't think of any downside apart from a market crash. yozzi. I won't use a stop loss purely due to down spikes that lasts minutes before retracting back up. Called stop loss grabbers. These are more prevalent in volatile markets like now.
Thanks Orca points noted.
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Shares / Re: SAtrixindi
« on: September 03, 2013, 10:18:11 am »
I'm about to invest a large amount in the Indi this week but what is the downside, if any, of investing in this type of etf? Would you also implement a stop/loss?
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Shares / Re: Gold & Gold Shares
« on: August 30, 2013, 11:46:05 am »
With the supposed upcoming gold miners strike would you be selling your gold shares now before they are affected by the strike? Do you see the shares going down quite a bit?
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Our friend Dr Roffey said last night he wouldn't touch Coronation with a barge pole!Well there are hundreds of punters who wouldn't touch Roffey with a barge pole either, let alone listen to his predictions - he is way worse than e TV's weather man and they are atrocious
Think you are right and he's still punting gold to R5000!
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Shares / Re: Two Million Rand investment
« on: August 13, 2013, 05:03:58 pm »Very few fund managers do 25 to 30%, and if they do it's a real bull market. The satrix indi has been returning 30%+ for some time and is well diversified, why not just buy that?
That's my thinking at the moment but it's good to get different opinions and just proves that we don't all think and invest in the same way! Will probably go 70% Stxindi and the rest in various other investments
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Shares / Two Million Rand investment
« on: August 13, 2013, 12:00:56 pm »
If you had 2 million Rand right now to invest on the stock market over a period of say 3-5 yrs where would you invest? I suppose a return of about 25-30% pa being the goal.
Would you use a combination of shares & fund managers? Any suggestions?
Would you use a combination of shares & fund managers? Any suggestions?
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Shares / Re: SAtrixindi
« on: August 07, 2013, 10:30:00 am »
I also use a broker in the Isle of Man and have had no problems at all.
Made enquiries with them to buy the Satrixindi and seems pretty straight forward as if buying any other share and I'm now looking at the stxindi and Foord equity fund.
Patrick, I also looked at the Foord/AG scenario but would you invest with Foord before the stxindi?
Made enquiries with them to buy the Satrixindi and seems pretty straight forward as if buying any other share and I'm now looking at the stxindi and Foord equity fund.
Patrick, I also looked at the Foord/AG scenario but would you invest with Foord before the stxindi?
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Shares / Re: How does the satrix indi do so well?
« on: July 24, 2013, 10:00:31 am »I am in stxind now over 18 months and has returned 60.7%. The divi is not great, about 1% i think and paid every 3 months.
Well chosen franz.Now you beating most if not all UT's all by yourself. No management fees as well. Only minimal admin fees if done on the JSE via a broker. If only I had known this 20 years ago. Ummm...... Actually it would not have worked back then. Only hit me now as I was typing.
Twenty years ago you would have had to buy the Sunday Times to get the price. Then schedule a time and day to see your bank manager. A week later you in his office and discuss the price you saw a week earlier. He gets on his phone and winds the handle 3 times to get a telephone operator who connects him to some broker in a smoked filled sleazy office somewhere. He in turn goes through the same procedure to connect to his aid at the JSE who immediately sends a telegram to the company saying that a customer wants to buy shares of a certain amount. Three days later he gets back to the bank manager with a price. He phones you and you agree even though the price has change significantly. Now you have to wait a week for the share certificate sent by post.
Now try and sell it. Eish.
Why am I rambling?
This is what happened to me last week!!!!
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Shares / Re: How does the satrix indi do so well?
« on: July 23, 2013, 11:52:53 am »
Am I reading this correctly that the STXIND has gone up nearly 147% in the last 5 yrs? I've got a property sale going through right now and with the proceeds this looks like the place to be for the long term?
Anyone been invested in the STXIND over the last 5 yrs?
Anyone been invested in the STXIND over the last 5 yrs?