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There's really something wrong with us South Africans, why is it that we can't survive in our own country but other people from other Countries (African) manage to do so? 🤨🙄

In 2008, Craig Gradidge & Kagisho Mahura founded Gradidge Mahura Investments (GMI) 📊📈 GMI is the only Black-owned & managed FPI Approved Professional Practice in SA & manages over R3bn I hosted Craig on our TV show to discuss silent wealth killers — fees & fine print ‼️⚠️

@Vhoyde But if we had to honest politics are a front we all know it's a fight for control over resources and the Elites are also on it...

"I don't do politics" people are about to get done so hard by politics

I’m very aware that I’m living on extratime/2ndChance. Can’t afford to waste a second forcing/chasing or even being around things/people/ environments that bring no growth,substance or peace of mind. Praying for a purpose driven extra time 🩶

@Hamnjela Basically its like a Hedge fund.. Then you have an investment banker who takes care of it

Unit trusts are a way of pooling your money together with other investors to buy a diversified collection of assets, shares, bonds, property, or cash instruments, managed by a professional fund manager on your behalf. Instead of needing enough money to buy shares in twenty different companies yourself, you put in whatever amount you can afford and the fund manager does the investing across all those assets for you. Your ownership in the fund is represented by units, hence the name. The more you invest, the more units you own. The value of your units goes up or down depending on how the underlying investments perform. If the fund owns shares in companies that grow, your units become more valuable. If the market falls, your units lose value temporarily. Unit trusts in Namibia are regulated by NAMFISA and in South Africa by the FSCA. There are currently 19 registered unit trust management companies in Namibia managing over 70 funds. The main providers include Old Mutual, Capricorn Asset Management, Sanlam, Allan Gray, and Nedbank. They come in different types depending on what they invest in and how much risk they carry. A money market fund keeps your money in short-term, stable instruments and is ideal for emergency savings or parking cash. A balanced fund mixes equities, bonds, and cash for steady long-term growth with moderate risk. An equity fund invests primarily in company shares and offers the highest potential return over the long term but with more short-term volatility. A bond or income fund invests in fixed interest instruments and sits between money market and equity in terms of risk and return. The main advantages are that you get professional management, instant diversification, and you can start with a small amount. In Namibia, some funds accept as little as N$200 per month. The main cost to watch is the Total Expense Ratio, the annual fee charged by the fund manager, which can range from 0.60% on a low cost equity fund to over 2% on some international funds. That fee comes directly out of your returns so always check it before you invest.

@DudeWhoInvests You guys think the markets work on rational.. As long as you dont own something tangible or own Gold physically you are basically trying to understand a system that no one has no clue what moves it or not...

Makes LITERALLY ZERO sense. GOLD the hedge for geopolitical instability is crashing in the face of geopolitical instability. Can’t make this up.

@Gali_M3323 While our president was present in front of Donald Trump

@DeepmessengerR Thank you, an initiative needs to be taken make sure that something done. A preventive measure

Its a combination of three Departments.. Department of science, technology & innovation, Department of electricity & Energy and Department of Water & Sanitation.

@Gali_M3323 I doubt there's anything thats being done.. Most of these Data Centers are either funded Billionaires or Big Companies.. Our government doesn't do much when it comes to this because they are in their pockets.. Look at how Rupert managed to say that we need Starlink in SA

Some mining companies are not for money but to boost your CV and experience… for money you need Two Rivers, Northam, Dwarsrivier, IvanPlats, Kumba, Seriti etc.

Loans and insurance get advertised because they generate revenue for the institution the moment you sign. Unit trusts generate wealth for you over time. That difference in who benefits first explains everything about what gets marketed and what does not. The financial system was not built with us in mind. It was built around people who already had wealth. Everyone else got sold products that served the bank, not the client. Unit trusts are not complicated and they are not out of reach. You can start from as little as N$300 in Namibia or R500 in South Africa. You own real assets. Your money compounds. No one is taking a commission every time the market moves. The reason it feels like a secret is because for a long time it was treated like one.

The City Lodge Hotel in Newtown, Johannesburg, is closing after more than a decade, and the building will be auctioned by the end of the month. The hotel was built in 2015 and initially cost R146 million to develop. It includes: • 148 rooms • Restaurant • 2 boardrooms • Gym and swimming pool • 55 basement parking bays City Lodge says the decision not to renew the lease is unrelated to staff performance, the brand, or the broader Johannesburg market. The group has operated for more than 40 years and has 58 hotels across South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, and Mozambique. But the reality is, this hotel stopped turning a profit. And that says something more about hospitality in Johannesburg right now. Over the past few years, I have toured, written about, and presented on multiple hotel developments across the city, and one trend keeps coming up. Most visitors enter through OR Tambo, the busiest airport in Africa, yet we are not seeing the same wave of new hotel developments that we see in Cape Town. Johannesburg is still a business-driven city before it is a leisure destination. Corporate travel drives demand for 4 and 5-star hotels, and these are high-frequency travellers with high expectations. Instead of flooding the market with new supply, we are seeing the optimisation of existing stock in Johannesburg. Newtown made sense at one stage. It was positioned as a cultural precinct near the CBD, with significant public investment and high expectations for regeneration. But the guests have changed, and so have their expectations. Many visitors now choose Sandton, Rosebank, Melrose, Waterfall or Fourways, where there is stronger security, newer infrastructure, and integrated business and retail nodes. The closure of City Lodge Newtown is not just about one hotel. It is a sign of how the hospitality market in Johannesburg is being reshaped.

@GodPenuel Someone once said to me South Africans love money but dont focus on what value money brings into their lives hence we are in this mess..

What this means is: as long as MONEY is the beginning and the end of your value system, you'll always lose. If you treat money as a middle-man between what you offer & what you want, you'll never lose. If your dad used 100 days of labour to buy a car, you should use 100 days of labour to buy a car. What the money system does is that - over time - they manipulate MONEY in the middle, via inflation, interest, etc... so as to screw you over. So if it took 100 days of labour for your dad to buy a car, it now costs 1000 days of labour to buy a car. Remember that it takes 6 months to build a house, yet 20 years to service a bond. The sooner your mind switches from MONEY to VALUE, the sooner you'll stop being scammed. Penuelism.

One day you will end up paying for the information I’ve been sharing here for free… or your children will end up paying for your lack of execution.

Theres to much redtape from the West.. Dangote build one or was in the process of building on in Nigeria all of a sudden "Christians" were getting murdered in Nigeria.. So that should answer you question.

Probably the same reason your family cant come together to establish a family trust or generational business.

@NNyashaYessur Dangote build one in Nigeria and then all of a sudden America was on their backs and started pushing the narrative that Christians are getting killed in Nigeria whats weird is no one really spoke about it..

Why can't SADC countries come together and build an Oil Refinery Plant in Angola and build pipe lines that service all these countries instead of spending millions of dollars buying fuel in the Middle East What stops Africans from doing this?.

Isn't it funny how we all chased degrees to be "successful," but now we just want to bake, cook, knit, and live peacefully on a quiet farm?

In South Africa someone earning more will borrow money from someone either earning less than them or someone who is unemployed

🇿🇦 JSE Market Movers Sibanye-Stillwater -12% Northam Platinum -9.51% Goldfields -9.23% Harmony Gold -8.78% Impala Platinum -7.71% Truworths -7.3% Prosus -7% Naspers -6.5% Anglogold Ashanti -6% WeBuyCars -4.45% Old Mutual -3.4% Pepkor -2.7% Firstrand -2.5% Shoprite -2.15%

@yungnstackin Sometime I did wish I could have the courage to scam people because all these successful people we praise you think they didn't scam people?? Or even they still are😮‍💨

being broke is better than making money from scamming people