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Hosted by Jay · 🇺🇸 US · EN-ZA · 57 episodes
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Step into "The Money Maze: Investing in South Africa" podcast, where we demystify the investment market with quirky humour! Join host Jay as we empower retail investors with expert knowledge and entertaining conversations. Unravel complex jargon, discover hidden treasures, and conquer the maze of South African investments. Get ready for laughs, insights, and a fun-filled journey towards financial empowerment. Let's navigate the world of money with humour and uncover the secrets to retail investment success in South Africa!
Jay hosts The Money Maze: Investing in South Africa, a business show with 57 episodes published.
A year ago, Mantengu blamed short sellers. Now the audited numbers are in. We unpack the R315 million loss, the qualifiedaudit, the going concern warning, the Sublime mothballing, the Blue Ridge sale, and the Averi Finan
Elon Musk was born in Pretoria. But Tesla, SpaceX, and his trillion-dollar net worth were built in California. So what does that tell you about capital, ambition, and the JSE? In this episode, we ask the uncomfortable qu
Everyone celebrates “record profits” on the JSE. Cool. But where did the money actually go? In this episode, we break down the Statement of Retained Earnings, how dividends affect it, why capital allocation matters, and
Anglo American just slashed the value of De Beers by $2.3billion, marking the third diamond write-down in three years. But is this acollapse, or part of a bigger restructuring play? In this Maze Dive, we unpack the impai
Trellidor just guided for a 95% to 99% collapse in HEPS.From 29.6 cents to almost nothing. In this Sunday Maze Dive, we unpack the trading statement, the R32 million court case hangover, weak South African demand, lumpy
A company makes a profit… then cuts the dividend. Whatgives? In this episode of The Money Maze, Jay breaks down cash flow in plain English, explaining why profits don’t always mean cash, how dividends really get paid, an
Vukile Property Fund announced the disposal of part of its Spanish Castellana retail park portfolio, a move that matters for REIT investors watching NAV, dividends, and balance sheet strength. In this episode, I unpack t
Executive hedging, Discovery headlines, and why the internet panicked too early. This Money Maze episode breaks down what executive hedging actually is, why markets reacted to Discovery’s hedge disclosure, and how timing
After a short break (and a few power cuts in Zimbabwe), I'm is back — this time cracking open the story behind Coca-Cola’s R45 billion exit from direct bottling in South Africa. I unpack why the world’s most famous drink
Starbucks is closing hundreds of stores and spending $1 billion to do so. Sounds mad, right? In this Maze Dive, we unpack why the global coffee giant thinks dropping a billion now will save billions later, what it means
Ever stared at a company’s results and felt like you were reading hieroglyphics? In this first episode of our four-part series on decoding financial reports, we break down the Income Statement. From revenue and gross pro
Dividends sound like free money, but in South Africa, SARS takes its slice before you even taste the wors. In this episode, we unpack cash vs special dividends, yields, ex-dates, and why reinvesting is the secret sauce t
National Treasury’s draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill could quietly hammer South Africans invested in unit trusts. Fund mergers may now trigger immediate capital gains tax, creating a “dry tax” bill even if you didn’t s
ASP Isotopes just landed on the JSE under the code ISO, and the fireworks were immediate, from R217 at listing to over R1,100 in just a few days. In this Maze Dive, Jay unpacks what the company actually does (think Silic
Think you need thousands to start investing? Think again. In this episode of The Money Maze, we bust the myth that the stock market is only for the rich. From starting with R5 on EasyEquities to using TFSAs, lump sums, o
Keen to start investing but not sure where to begin? In this episode of The Money Maze, Jay breaks down the basics: why investing matters, how much you really need to start, where South Africans can invest (JSE, ETFs, of
MAS plc’s results looked good on paper: profits up, NAV higher, debt low, but no dividend again. The share price dipped, investors on X cried “scam,” and PKI’s joint venture with MAS has everyone asking who’s really bene
Curro is set to be bought out for R7.2 billion by the Jannie Mouton Stigting, delisting from the JSE and converting into a nonprofit. The R13 per share offer is an 8% premium on the latest close and a 53% premium on the
Mergers and Acquisitions sound like boardroom buzzwords, but for investors, they are basically corporate weddings, hostile takeovers, and the occasional messy divorce. In this episode, we break down what a merger is, wha
Spur has served up results juicier than their ribs: revenue up 11% to R3.9bn, profit before tax up 17.5% to R401.7m, and a massive 40% jump in dividends, giving investors a tasty 9.1% yield. We dive into the numbers, the
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The Money Maze: Investing in South Africa is hosted by Jay. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 57 episodes.
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