$JSEOMN Omnia made my long-standing R80.00 target (set April 2021 when #OMN R49.12)
#OMN made my prior R65.00 target
TYD #OMN +22%
Market awaits trading update to YE March 2022 & news on what's going to happen to their cash pile; I've made my opinions very clear
@graemetarr @nickhedley I doubt they'd publish those stats as EE have been very careful to position themselves as an investing (vs trading) platform - even though they can't make much money if people actually buy-and-hold. The platform is not at all friendly for trading. Would love to see stats though!
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@FinancialMail@robrose_za Really liked the recent publications, but will be happy with the glossy look too. Re article: something print does vs online is force a selection of top tier content. Of course the online edition is exactly the same, but that's likely due to the print constraints? Just a thought.
@fredtheinvestor@DividendIncome_ It's fairly simple. Let's say you find an amazing company, let's say Apple. Would you buy this share for $250? How about $2500? How about $25000? At what point does it no longer make sense? When you are buying a share you are expecting an ROI - the price is CRUCIAL here.
@EasyEquities Before using your precious EasyCredits, check prices on free resources like Yahoo Finance, BusinessLive, MoneyWeb etc. Then when you see a price you want to set a limit order at, use your EasyCredits and send your order through.
Reminder to those using @EasyEquities. Especially relevant if dealing with illiquid shares like #KAP#KaapAgri. Bid-Ask spread can be brutal. EE only offers cutom limit orders on popular stocks. You'll want to get updated prices using EasyCredits and then execute a limit order.