Screwing over Wall Street made Roaring Kitty a hero, and his return to the headlines will have hedge fund managers nervously pacing the halls.
I guess the effects of ‘That Sugar Film’ have worn off and people have forgotten that sugary drinks are the worst.
‘Meme stock’ mystery. Walls closing in on Zuck. Russian’s Cape underworld connections. Latest Commonwealth Games SA medals. Beyoncé backlash.
Young South Korean couples are redefining romantic gestures by giving their partners stock gift cards instead of the usual cliched stuff.
WallStreetBets has set their sites on a new investment opportunity, and we could all benefit from the returns on this one.
If you’re thinking it’s Amazon, Apple, or Microsoft, think again, with a $10 000 investment back in 1995 now worth a staggering $35 million.
Reddit spent its entire marketing budget on a five-second Super Bowl advert, and managed to make quite an impact.
The GameStop saga has created a new interest in Reddit’s WallStreetBets and the way that it might be gaming the market.
Last week, it looked like there would be no end to the rise and rise of GameStop stock. Then things went south.
A chain of stores that sell video games are suddenly worth a pretty penny, after a large group of people rallied on Reddit to support its stock and beat back the professionals.
SA shares skyrocket. US sanctions. TikTok banned. Hamilton wants R850m a year. Red light district’s return.
Whilst some companies have seen their stock rise over the last (almost) five months, others have taken knocks that will be felt for many years to come.
Jeff Bezos lost a sizeable chunk of his personal wealth after the stock market crashed, and the economy took a dive.
Amazon stocks have plummeted, resulting in Jeff Bezos losing his title as the richest man in the world.
Experts agree that the poor state of the JSE can be traced back to China and America’s trade war, with August looking like a particularly bad month.
In the past week alone, 45 out of the 164 companies listed fell to their lowest levels in a year. Where some see disaster, others see opportunity.
If you want to invest, but you’re worried about the economy after the election, these guys have some advice worth listening to.
Asia’s biggest stock, Tencent, is on an unprecedented downward spiral, losing billions in market value during a 10-day losing streak.
South Africa is in its first technical recession in nine years. That might scare some, but a shrewd investor could see a window of opportunity.
Companies like Amazon and Apple seem to be on the up and up, but have everyday investors missed the boat? Time for an expert opinion.
The folks at Netflix must be panicking right now, as the streaming giant’s shares took a huge nosedive after it misjudged its subscriber growth.
Sometimes I pretend to be on the phone, talking about big deals and share sales, just to feel important. Shouldn’t have bothered, because getting involved is pretty simple.
Jim Carrey has certainly become more eccentric with age, and his latest rant is aimed at social media giants Facebook. His reasoning is pretty solid, though.
Chances are you’ve heard about forex trading, and someone you know is probably trading online right now, but how does it actually work?
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.
Facebook stocks have managed to hit a record-setting figure, putting the company’s value at a new all-time high.
First weekend after pay-day (or just before pay-day for some of you) and most of us still have money on our minds. Mark Zuckerberg, however, is unlikely to EVER need to worry about money again at this rate…
The feds are investigating Herbalife on charges that the nutritional supplement company is allegedly a vast pyramid scheme. The inquiry into the company comes amid accusations and a lobbying effort by billionaire Bill Ackman.
At the end of every quarter all registered collective investment schemes in South Africa release data on the holdings in their funds. This data allows analysts to get an idea of which shares are most popular, and which are least popular among the people who know what they’re talking about.
eToro gives you the opportunity to cut your teeth in the world of stock trading by following and copying the trades of the users with the best results. And if you get to the point where you’re really good, you might find that thousands of people begin copying your trades