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@iSayiTrade

Passionate about economics & investing. JSE member since 1991. Created & managed an Online Trading Portal. Retired but looking. Against all racial intolerance.

Cape Town, South Africa Katılım Ağustos 2010
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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
@TelegraphSport No man. We easily get to 40 degrees in South Africa. We should have defeated the English wimps in 1902.
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Telegraph Sport@TelegraphSport·
📸 Carlos Alcaraz passes his waterbottle to a member of security as a spectator receives treatment in the stands #Wimbledon
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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
What? Two loads of trash removed?
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Greg Davies@the_gregdavies·
Gaslighting the South African tax payers, because the government has wasted all its tax revenue? They want to institute NHI? But they don’t have money to pay doctors and nurses? The BELA act and we have no money to pay teachers? We are literally broke.WeTell the US we don’t need the AGOA deal we will not be bullied 🙄
SABC News@SABCNews

"Right now, we've got limited revenue limits. Our revenue, as it stands, is not able to fund every priority, every ambition that we have."- President Ramaphosa

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Chris Hart@chrishartZA·
SA has a number of wealth taxes - CGT, property transfer duties, estate duties. Worst taxes for emerging mkt economies that are capital deficient. Capital is needed for growth. Like eating seeds - they are anti-growth
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SABC News@SABCNews·
[WATCH] Moeletsi Mbeki says the ANC is no longer pro-poor but pro-middle class.
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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
Absolutely right. And the proof is in the last 20 years.
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Syd Vianello@Siddels1000·
It's not just govt that's run out of cash. Most municipalities bankrupt, most SOE's in similar situation. I'm worried we're soon on our way to the IMF for emergency funding. But we all know these loans come with horrific conditions. Painful adjustments ahead?
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Bruce Whitfield
Bruce Whitfield@brucebusiness·
Decades of overspending without a growth strategy, industrial-scale plundering of the fiscus and you get to a point where a country runs out of money.
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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
But just keep watching them Outa!
OUTA@OUTASA

#OUTA welcomes the appointment of the new @myNSFAS board and wishes them success in their important task. We hope good governance will prevail, and will continue monitoring NSFAS - it is too important for our youth's future to fail. #GoodGovernance #Education #NSFAS

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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
I think enough is enough. There is another option, bever talked about. Hermany, France, Poland enter Ukraine overnight as their guests. They take air control by destroying planes an runways inside Russia. Their troops enter and fight alongside Ukraine to drive Putin back to 2014.
Adrian Saville@AdrianSaville

It’s extremely odd to lecture Europe on the subject of free speech and democracy at the same time as [the US is] cuddling Putin. In Mr. Putin’s Russia, people who disagree with him disappear, or die, or flee the country, or — on a statistically unlikely level — fall out of high windows somewhere in Moscow. Former UK Prime Minister John Major

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iSayiTrade@iSayiTrade·
Why don’t Canada think pro-actively. Raise your prices of oil exports to the US by 10% or 20%. Then you get the extra money and not Trump. He can put a tariff on, but you have achieved his bullshit tariff effect for him. And why not do that for all exports to the US? #tarrifs
jeroen blokland@jsblokland

There is a substantial divergence in the reaction to the Trump #tariffs. Mexico sent troops to the border and got its tariffs delayed by a month, opening room for negotiation. Panama quit its deal with China. Canada, like a school teacher, reminded the US of the past and put together (some) tariff response. Eurozone: Apparently, it is still looking at some 'compass,' hoping it will all be fine. To be clear, Trump's actions will hurt US consumers and the US economy, which must be offset by 'victories' like those in Mexico and Panama. One may argue that these countries 'caved,' but is clinging to your ideologist and assumed superior views while your competitiveness dwindles really any better? (chart via @steve_hanke)

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