JSE plummeting. North Korean soldier escapes, kills 4. They think they found Air Asia plane tail. Family lost 7 on Air Asia flight. Euro hits 9-year low. NY son kills hedge fund dad over allowance. Rudy Huxtable won’t call Bill Cosby.
Now is the right time to get involved in some market shares, it is never too late or too early to start. The shares are down and Private Wealth immanent.
Josh Shapiro always knew he wanted to make as much money as possible. Which is why, when other people his age were floundering, he was raking in thousands of dollars every day.
Koos Bekker’s Naspers is doing very, very well. Thanks for asking. And it’s all on the back of TenCent, and a weak Rand. This, from Fin24: At 10:22, Naspers shares, which gained over 80% this year, were changing hands at a new record high of R1010.98, tracking a surge in Tencent shares in Hong Kong. […]
Billionaire and chairman of Icahn Enterprises, Carl Icahn was the man behind Apple’s share price increase. Icahn didn’t make a huge announcement, neither did Apple. All it took was a message that contained 140 or less characters of positive news.
The recent sale of Microsoft’s shares in MSNBC indicated a price of $12 per unique reader. This is consistent with the value given to Huffington Post when they sold (at slightly more – $12.60 per unique reader).