Easy Equities good or bad?

Not true at all. I had a FNB TFSA (shares), and I moved it away recently from FNB

The steps was:
FNB forces you to sell the shares, but you cant still touch them, and they only move the capital.

This is TFSA related now
I was referring to normal shares not tfsas that's a totally different story
 
They 300k now?

Yes. Today read a link its now time to invest.... prices are low.... well, it was the lowest on 10 March ... it recovered already alot. I took a chance a dumped alot of money into different vehicles. One was the tfsa lump sum move via PSG (UT) not ETF’s
 
You're telling me there is a unit trust out there that's made 1000% in 6 weeks?
 
Do you guys think the sasol share is going to drop again ?

Shares always go up and down. On a week-by-week basis, it's rare to see a share be in the green (up) or red (down) for five consecutive days even. What percentage drop are you talking about?
 
Shares always go up and down. On a week-by-week basis, it's rare to see a share be in the green (up) or red (down) for five consecutive days even. What percentage drop are you talking about?

Looking to keep on a long term biases, looking at buying at the best rate , wondering if it will drop to about R62 a again
 
Looking to keep on a long term biases, looking at buying at the best rate , wondering if it will drop to about R62 a again

It is likely to drop to R62 in the short term (it's currently very volatile), but obviously most people can't predict when. Just keep an eye on the SASOL price each day I guess.
 
i eft'ed some money into ee, also sold some stock, but i see all money is locked, how long does it take before i can make a withdrawal?
 
i eft'ed some money into ee, also sold some stock, but i see all money is locked, how long does it take before i can make a withdrawal?
From what I remember 5 days. But then you also can't buy any stocks during that time.
 
i'm able to buy again, just can't cash out into bank account.
Yes unlike other platforms which takes money form your last sold and reserved assets EE takes it from your available ones starting with deposits. So you can't buy until you've withdrawn.
 
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