Microlighters

Will it or can it get worse the money market will have some indication today.


It appears that is the ANC political field the more of a criminal you are the higher the ranking in leadership.

Maybe if he is a rehab criminal then things can change like the return of the death penalty, the proof is in the pudding or was it again just political bull shit to get the vote.

Ja swaer,

Maybe better the dog you know. If anyone takes the political will to tackle crime, reduce the many fingers in the cookie jar and root out incompetance, I suppose we should feel .......ek weet ok nie.

Viva, this is our man.

At least now we can legaly bribe the aviation authoritys.....he he he he he

He wants to bring back the death penalty..........

He must just be damn careful he is not subjected to his own rules!!!!

These characters are grasping at non-existent straws!


God help us!

It seems that markets have built in a Jacob Zuma victory, they are down today but mostly on the back of poor results/decisions from companies such as Naspers, Netcare and Woolies. All the big financial companies also took a knock on the fears (again) of international sub prime lending. Rocky times ahead for aggressive investors, the people in money market should think about taking a medium term outlook of staying where they are.

Mind you, another 1 - 2% drop might present some very good buying opportunities.

Keep fingers on the pulse!!

Nkwazi wrote:It seems that markets have built in a Jacob Zuma victory, they are down today but mostly on the back of poor results/decisions from companies such as Naspers, Netcare and Woolies. All the big financial companies also took a knock on the fears (again) of international sub prime lending. Rocky times ahead for aggressive investors, the people in money market should think about taking a medium term outlook of staying where they are.

Thanks for the advice. Presently invested in money market. Seeing that you have the insight and knowledge, why don't you give us a short financial rundown every week or so?

Regards,
Arnulf

And the first foreign "leader" to congratulate him? None other than Robert Mugabe.

And Zuma himself was praising the presence of the "revolutionary" movements of SWAPO, FRELIMO, the Cuban Government and ZANU PF. I didnt come to expect anything else from a bunch of people that gave Cde Mugabe the loudest applause at the last inauguration

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