Premium: Purple patch gets even more beautiful for Charles Savage’s exponential creation

If you're still wondering whether it's worth joining other members of the BizNews tribe at our next gathering in the Drakensberg, perhaps this story will nudge you in the right direction..At the inaugural BizNews Investment Conference (BNIC#1) in March, Purple Group's CEO Charles Savage, shared his Easy Equities journey. Immediately after the presentation, an impressed audience member immediately placed an order for R80 000 worth of the shares. That phone call has to date made him a profit of R150,000..___STEADY_PAYWALL___.It's been a similarly happy story for those who replicate our BizNews share portfolio. Also on the strength of what Charles shared with us at BNIC#1, in April we invested 4% of the portfolio's assets into Purple. It has turned out to be the best decision of 2021. In six months, the investment has risen 72%..Yesterday Purple published a trading statement for the year to end August, once again delighting shareholders who lifted the share price another 10%. Only recently profitable group (J-curve etc) the group will report earnings of R44m compared with R14m the previous year. It's lovely to on be an exponential train. Especially once it accelerates into profitability. Still not too late to climb aboard..More for you to read today:.* Should You Invest With Fund Managers Who Have Lots of Experience? Longer-tenure fund managers are more reliable than rookies, but hit fewer home runs, research shows..* Does Sustainable Investing Really Help the Environment? Tariq Fancy, formerly the sustainable-investing chief at BlackRock, argues that the investment sector is doing more good for Wall Street than it is for the planet. Alex Edmans, a professor at London Business School, says that criticism goes too far..* Rebels Advance Toward Capital As Ethiopia Moves Deeper Into War. One-year-old conflict has been marked by allegations of ethnically motivated atrocities, man-made starvation..* Courtesy of our sponsors BrightRock, I'll be in Cape Town's Parliamentary lockup early Thursday working through the new finmin's first mini-Budget. I'll share the relevant detail in a post-(mini) Budget webinar from 7pm to 8pm Thursday night. Click here to register..NB FOR YOUR WALL STREET JOURNAL ACCESS….As a Premium subscriber you are entitled to full membership of wsj.com (normal price $29 a month). Be sure to action your access through the Premium link on the BizNews website. Because of The Wall Street Journal's credential requirements, be sure to create a password which has at least 8 characters and includes at least one letter and one number – NB it MAY NOT contain any special characters (ie #, !, @ etc). To maintain access to WSJ.com, you MUST enter our partner's website via BizNews Premium at least once a month. A final PS, if you had previously signed up for WSJ you'll need to clear the cookies from your device. Our help desk can assist – support@biznews.com.If you'd like to help sustain our independent voice, why not share the love by making a gift that keeps giving? Click here to access the BizNews Premium subscription signup form, and be sure tick the relevant box. At R100 a month and inclusive of full membership of The Wall Street Journal, it's a mind-expanding gift at an incredibly modest price.

Premium: Purple patch gets even more beautiful for Charles Savage’s exponential creation

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