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Magnus Heystek delves into the complexities of what is happening in China, as well as touching on the issue of Cape Independence.
Magnus Heystek gives further insights into what to do with your hard-earned money, in light of the Chinese govt putting its “idealogical jackboot back on.”
The recent looting and civil unrest in parts of South Africa has raised a number of concerns. One common question is, do I stay or do I go?
“Even if Cyril Ramaphosa chooses to ignore it, the power of the missive is its ability to awaken many boiling frogs from their apathetic death spiral.”
Always full of insight, Magnus Heystek comments on the recent civil unrest in SA – and how it may affect your investments.
“A basic income grant of R350 a month would accelerate an already depressing race to the economic bottom by ignoring the real issue – job creation.”
Magnus Heystek doesn’t mince his words on a good day, yet alone on another day of suffering for South Africa.
The property sector has been thrown another curve ball with widespread looting and vandalisation of property happening in KZN and Gauteng.
Magnus Heystek paints a grim picture of the SA economic catastrophe and discusses alternative investment strategies available to South Africans.
“This syndrome occurs when a person’s ignorance in a certain area causes them to over-estimate their competence and skill in that field,” says Alec Hogg.