Podcasts about balwin

Get excited, it’s finally Steve Curry* day. Actor, comedian, and expert hole digger (you bet we snuck this in here), Steve joins us to share his personal and professional epiphany: a ‘collaboration realisation’ his lightbulb moment about teamwork, success, and the power of vulnerability. In our Vulnerabilitea House, Steve answers the questions ‘When was a time you genuinely needed help? Were you able to ask for it?’, and discusses the joy of working in a team where success is a joint effort. This is such a joyful episode, Steve, we are definitely friends for life (can you hook us up with Helen too?) *not the basket baller If you’d like to watch this full episode on YouTube, follow this link: https://bit.ly/4iv72IO

Billy Baldwin joins the show to discuss his deep involvement in activism, specifically focused on homelessness and the devastating impact of the fentanyl crisis. Baldwin talks about his early years of activism, his decade-long break to focus on family, and his return to activism through the film 'No Address,' produced by Dr. Robert Marbut. He highlights the severity of the fentanyl problem, describing it as a significant healthcare crisis worsened by COVID-19, and calls for stricter legal consequences for drug dealers and users. Baldwin shares chilling statistics on fentanyl consumption and deaths in the United States, underscoring the urgent need for solutions that address both the demand and supply sides of the issue. The episode concludes with information on the documentary 'Fentanyl Death Incorporated' and Baldwin's ongoing efforts to raise awareness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Peninsula marathon was the brain child of the late Alex Jones, a member of Celtic Harriers Club. He was looking for a marathon at the time to prepare for the Comrades marathon and there was a shortage of marathons in Cape Town at the time. So, in 1964 the Peninsula marathon was established. This is the oldest standard marathon in South Africa. It will be the 57th running of this iconic marathon this year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent analyst Carmen Mpelwane discusses Pick n Pay's horror results as the market anticipates Boxer's listing. Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes comments on their halved profits. Cherryflava Media founder Jonathan Cherry on the art of identifying ineffective strategies.

Stephen Grootes speaks to Baldwin Properties CEO and Founder, Steve Brookes about the company's interim results and the potential recovery of the residential property market as interest rates begin to decline.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Overview: In this episode of JSE Direct, Simon Brown breaks down the latest market updates, key stock analyses, and insights into the South African investment landscape. Episode highlights include discussions on property developers Calgro M3 and Balwin, Capitec's strong performance, Purple Group's rise, Afrimat's challenging update, and Wilson Bailey's long-term chart breakout. The show also covers upcoming events and Brown's views on Nvidia's stock movement. Property Developers: Calgro M3* vs. Balwin Calgro M3: Delivered a strong trading update, attributed to its flexibility in targeting lower-income segments. Calgro's ability to adapt and scale down offerings positions it well, with potential for significant price appreciation. Trading at a low PE of 3.5, Brown argues that in a normal market, it should command a 10x PE, suggesting a fair value of around R9. Balwin: Struggling with higher entry price points in its developments. Despite weaker performance, there may still be value. If results improve in the future, Balwin could present a solid opportunity. Brown speculates that a delisting could be on the cards if the stock remains undervalued. Calgro M3 weekly chart | Close 09 October 2024 Capitec: Expensive, but Resilient Capitec continues to outperform with robust growth, though it trades at a high PE of 27 and a price-to-book of 7.8. Despite concerns about its premium valuation, the company's diverse ventures, from mobile services to expanding insurance offerings, make it a long-term core portfolio holding. Historical growth shows Capitec's resilience and market leadership in the South African banking sector. Purple Group*: A Breakout Stock After months of a consistent seller at 80 cents, Purple Group's stock broke higher, reaching 98 cents before pulling back. Brown remains optimistic, particularly as trading volumes in the JSE pick up, benefiting Purple's core business. Although trading at a high PE of 45, Brown is bullish about its prospects in a rising market. Afrimat: A Tough Year, but Long-Term Potential Afrimat's trading update indicated a sharp drop in earnings (down 75-85%), partly due to the acquisition of Lafarge, which is still loss-making. While the near-term outlook is challenging, Brown remains optimistic about Afrimat's long-term potential, especially if South Africa enters a construction boom. He sees the stock as attractively priced for long-term investors. Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon (WBHO): A 16-Year Breakout Brown discusses WBHO's impressive 17-year chart, finally breaking out after a long consolidation period. He suggests the stock could benefit from renewed local construction activity, while Afrimat remains his preferred pick in the sector due to its diversification into industrial metals. A breakout after a 17-year consolidation is very bullish in TA. Add the fundamental underpin. I think this still has lots of room to run. pic.twitter.com/fBk5BCKtvk — Richard Thomason (@richytee) October 9, 2024   Nvidia: Breaking New Highs Nvidia, another stock Brown holds, is testing all-time highs after a series of consolidations. With Nvidia's historical pattern of doubling after breaking key resistance levels, Brown remains confident in the stock's potential for further growth despite its high valuation. Nvidia weekly chart | Close 09 October 2024 Simon Brown * I hold ungeared positions. All charts by KoyFin | Get 10% off your order Chapters 00:00 Market Overview and Calgro M3 vs Balwin 07:11 Capitec's Performance and Future Outlook 12:43 Exploring Other Stocks: Purple Group and Afrimat 18:15 Long-term Trends: Wilson Bailey and Nvidia

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investments on contrasting updates from Balwin and strong-performing Calgro M3. Are there opportunities in these stocks? Kingsley Williams, CIO of Satrix, discusses market opportunities in India, local sectors, and tech. Wayne Abramson, CEO of ATM Solutions, on the impact of cash on consumer behaviour and the South African economy.

Hedging explained and a look at Balwin's latest update.

Odwa Magwentshu from Trive South Africa discusses Balwin's shift to a rental model alongside their sales model and provides an update on Vodacom. Stanlib's Sylvester Kobo explains multi-asset income funds and their unique features. Benay Sager from DebtBusters shares insights from their 3rd annual money stress survey, highlighting that women and youth are under the most financial pressure.

Nvidia's Financial Performance Nvidia's Q1 Results: Revenue up 262% year-on-year to $26 billion. Net income up 628% year-on-year to $14.9 billion. Gross margins at 78.9%. Stock Split: 10-for-1 stock split set for 7 June. Market Reaction: Stock traded over $1,000 in the aftermarket. Anglo American and BHP Group BHP's Third Offer: Anglo American rejects BHP's third offer. Deal Concerns: Issues with the price and risk of the deal. Next Steps: Extended deadline for BHP's offer to 29 May. Richemont's* Results Richemont's Position: Holding steady in a tough luxury market. Earnings Growth: Expected around 10% over the next few years. Preferred Stock: Richemont favored over LVMH for its focused luxury product line. Copper Market Copper Boom: Strong performance but cautious outlook due to potential price pullbacks. Investment Options: Local ETNs and offshore ETFs available for copper investment. Structured Products Educational Video: Power Hour session on structured products by Kevin Swartz from Standard Bank. Features: Capital protection and enhanced upside. Pick n Pay's Plan Sales Update: For 52 weeks ending 25 February, bleak results expected. Market Reaction: Stock closed 4.5% higher on news of a plan. South African Economic Indicators CPI Inflation: 5.2% for April. Primary Surplus: Revenue exceeded expenditure (excluding interest). Vehicle Sector Analysis Companies Covered: Combined Motor Holdings (CMH), WeBuyCars, Motus, and Zeda. WeBuyCars showed strong sales growth. Motus and CMH had high dividend yields. Zeda focuses on car rentals and mobility as a service. CMH preferred for its consistent performance and dividend yield. Home Building Sector Analysis Companies Covered: Calgro M3* and Balwin. Balwin struggling with higher-priced units. Calgro M3's flexible pricing strategy favored in current market conditions. [caption id="attachment_42201" align="aligncenter" width="849"] Calgro M3 vs Balwin[/caption] Santova Directors' Selling Director Sales: Recent director sales not seen as a significant concern. Market Impact: Director selling viewed as a neutral action. Disclaimer JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with JSE Limited. Views expressed are solely those of the presenter. * I hold ungeared positions. All charts by KoyFin | Get 10% off your order  

Independent analyst Carmen Mpelwane discusses tough Balwin and Famous Brands results, which saw revenue up but profits down as costs hurt. Chris Schutte, CEO of Astral Foods, discusses the company's latest results. Profit is roaring back as avian influenza is largely gone. Bianca Botes, Citadel Global, offers insights on what drives moves in the rand.

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Petri Redelinghuys from Herenya Capital Advisors on Brent weakness and whether it could get back into the lower $70. A2X CEO Kevin Brady on six years of an alternative exchange and the money saved for investors. Balwin's CEO, Steven Brooks, talks the launch of a new product that allows Balwin homeowners to exchange their units for another.

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Specialist residential property developer Balwin is having a tough time navigating a trading environment characterised by high interest rates and elevated inflation which has led to fewer properties being sold and a 25% fall in interim revenue. Business Day TV unpacked the performance in greater detail with the company's CEO, Steve Brookes

JD Klopper from Mentenova unpacks results from Famous Brands and Balwin. Quintin Rossi of Spear Reit on strong results as its Western Cape focus pays off. Astral's Chris Schutte on results as diesel costs hit profits and the dividend is suspended.

Sifiso Skenjana dissects Balwin Properties' results and outlook with Steve Brookes - Balwin, Chief Executive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha on Adcorp results. Stephen Brookes from Balwin Properties talks results as Heps almost double. Investec's Marc Steinhobel on when to hedge currency risks.

Sectional title developer Balwin Properties says it has benefited from semigration as growing demand for apartments in the Western Cape helped lift the number of apartments recognised in its revenue for the period end-August by 7.85% to 1,360. Business Day TV spoke to Balwin Properties CEO Steve Brookes for more detail.

Steve Brookes – CEO, Balwin Properties

Simon Shares 10X Investments buying CoreShares. MPC, 0.5% expected. Balwin (JSE code: BWN) results vs. Calgro M3 (JSE code: CGR). Pick n Pay (JSE code: PIK) results vs. Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP). * I hold ungeared positions.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks Pick n Pay's latest results. Steve Brookes from Balwin on results as demand for one- and two-bedroom apartments remains strong. Rory Brachner of Doshguide chats flat-fee retirement investment fees.

Steve Brookes – CEO, Balwin Properties

JT talks about the tragedy that unfolded on the set of Alec Baldwin's Movie Rust when two were shot with a gun that should not have been able to shoot. Then a listener who happens to also be an "Armorer" calls to explain what may have happened.

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El mejor resumen de los espectáculos con Maritza Baltazar, que nos platica de la reacción del actor Alec Balwin, tras el desafortunado incidente en el set de la película Rust, donde disparó un arma y mató a la directora de fotografía Halyna Hutchins. Recordamos el incidente del actor Brandon Lee, que falleció mientras rodaba una escena de la película The Crow. Además #Disney anuncia que el cantante #Maluma dará voz a uno de sus personajes en la película Encanto. Maité Perroni busca limpiar su imagen, y acepta relación con el productor de televisión Andrés Tovar. También te contamos del estado de salud de "El Charro de Huentitán", Vicente Fernández.

Balwin Properties' operations are steadily recovering. South Africa's largest sectional title developer was hard hit by the economic fallout from Covid-19, but says it's now seeing robust demand for apartments. Alishia Seckam unpacked the performance with CEO Steve Brookes

Steve Brookes – CEO, Balwin Properties

Simon Shares Santova (JSE code: SNV) were very solid and they are now truly a global logistics business. Distell (JSE code: DGH) announced that Heineken wants a 'majority' stake in the company. Details are scant with major shareholders being PIC and Remgro (JSE code: REM) both just over 31%. But does the majority mean they want the cider business or +50% of the shares which would trigger a mandatory offer to minorities? This of course after Heineken threatened to take their beer and go home last year during the alcohol ban. hmmm, wasn't it just last year Heineken was hating on us so much they was canceling projects and threatening to take their beer and go home .. — Simon Brown (@SimonPB) May 18, 2021   Balwin (JSE code: BWN) & Calgro M3 (JSE code: CGR) results both showed a tough year. But I like this space. Calgro offering its units at the R500k price point (R4,000 monthly bond costs) while Balwin starts at a little under R1million to around R2million. So different markets. Redefine (JSE code: RDF) results saw loan-to-value (LTV) improving but what struck me is that they value properties twice a year. Most doing it over a rolling three years. Local CPI hit a 14-month high in April, mainly driven by rising transport and food prices. The rate was 4.4%, up from 3.2% in March. Thursday is the MPC rate decision, no change expected. Eurozone April CPI +0.6% on Month, +1.6% on Year. Core CPI +0.5% on Month; +0.7% on Year Crypto crashing, entire crypto market cap is off 20% today on news China is cracking down (again). * I hold ungeared positions. Upcoming events; 27 May ~ JSE Power Hour: Manage your money like a rock star! jjjjj What's with the 'special' shares? Special shares usually with high voting rights and often with limited or zero economic rights. They enable insiders to retain voting control even while they may not actually control the company. The most well known are the Naspers~N (JSE code: NPN) A shares that give control to a few parties. Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP) has the same for Christo Wiese which he tried to sell back to the company. But they have zero economic rights and only are votable by Wiese More recently it surprised many that while Remgro (JSE code: REM) owns a little over 31% of Distell (JSE code: DGH) they ave a pile of B shares that gives them 56% voting control. In the older days, companies used pyramid structures, but those have long since largely left the JSE and no new ones can be listed. The challenge is how to know about them? The annual report will detail them. Generally, they don't matter massively, until they do. And then they matter. Wiese failed to receive the required number of votes to get back onto the Shoprite board in 2018, but then he used his special shares to basically override shareholders. Subscribe to our feed here Sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live Subscribe or review us in iTunes JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

In this episode of the BizNews Power Hour, Alec Hogg is joined by co-host Peter Major veteran mining engineer, CEO of Redefine - Andrew Koning- Balwin Properties’s Steve Brookers; James Herbst - CEO of Huge Group and the BizNews team.

Steve Brookes – CEO, Balwin Properties

"Het is de innerlijke vrijheid die ons het diepste geluk brengt" Een korte inleiding van de meditatie op Bevrijdingsdag 5 mei 2021, gegeven door eerw. Balwin. De lezing gaat over de dodenherdenking van 4 mei. (Spreker op deze podcast is eerw. Baldwin Schreurs. Hij werd in 1990 ingewijd als boeddhistisch monnik in het Zenklooster Throssel Hole Buddhist Abbey in Noord-Engeland en ontving vijf jaar later de Dharmatransmissie van eerw. meester Daishin Morgan. In 1998 werd hij Dharmaleraar en in oktober 2017 ontving hij zijn benoeming tot Zenmeester. Sinds 2005 is hoofdmonnik en leraar van De Dharmatoevlucht. De Dharmatoevlucht is een stadstempel en meditatie-centrum van de internationale Order of Buddhist Contemplatives (OBC).) Voor de tekst van de lezing, kijk op De Dharmatoevlucht website: Vrijheid.

"Wij herdenken opdat we niet vergeten, maar we vergeten. Want hoe snel zijn er weer nieuwe gedachten die het begin vormen van het kwaad dat we een ander aandoen. De grootste verschrikkingen beginnen met één gedachte. Een gedachte die verder wordt opgebouwd, gerechtvaardigd, uiteindelijk tot een zienswijze wordt gemaakt, een systeem. Een gedachte die andere uitsluit en sommige insluit. Een gedachte die de eenheid opbreekt van al wat leeft." Een korte inleiding van de meditatie op zondag 2 mei 2021, gegeven door eerw. Balwin. De lezing gaat over de dodenherdenking van 4 mei. (Spreker op deze podcast is eerw. Baldwin Schreurs. Hij werd in 1990 ingewijd als boeddhistisch monnik in het Zenklooster Throssel Hole Buddhist Abbey in Noord-Engeland en ontving vijf jaar later de Dharmatransmissie van eerw. meester Daishin Morgan. In 1998 werd hij Dharmaleraar en in oktober 2017 ontving hij zijn benoeming tot Zenmeester. Sinds 2005 is hoofdmonnik en leraar van De Dharmatoevlucht. De Dharmatoevlucht is een stadstempel en meditatie-centrum van de internationale Order of Buddhist Contemplatives (OBC).) Lees hier de lezing terug

The CEO of Balwin Properties, Steve Brookes, and EasyProperties Rupert Finnmore joined the BizNews Power Hour to breakdown their partnership in making owning property easier. Finnmore explains the benefits of EasyProperties vs Investing in a REIT. We also learn the importance of humble beginnings as Steve Brookes takes us back to when Balwin only had 50 apartments.

The CEO of Balwin Properties, Steve Brookes, and EasyProperties Rupert Finnmore joined the BizNews Power Hour to breakdown their partnership in making owning property easier. Finnmore explains the benefits of EasyProperties vs Investing in a REIT. We also learn the importance of humble beginnings as Steve Brookes takes us back to when Balwin only had 50 apartments.

Counterpoint value fund manager Piet Viljoen, spoke on the BizNews Pour Hour giving his wisdom on stocks. "There are good stock circles and bad circles". With a particular focus on JSE listed Ascendis and Balwin Properties.

Counterpoint value fund manager Piet Viljoen, spoke on the BizNews Pour Hour giving his wisdom on stocks. "There are good stock circles and bad circles". With a particular focus on JSE listed Ascendis and Balwin Properties.

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Steve Brooks – uitvoerende hoof, Balwin Properties

Preston Narainsamy of Nedbank Private Wealth on the Murray and Roberts JV. Steve Brooks, CEO of Balwin, talks results and paying a dividend through tough economic times. Shaw Mabuto of SPEAR Capital on ESG standardisation.

Offshore / The Congressional Budget Office estimates that, for the 2020 fiscal year, the U.S. deficit will be $3.13 trillion (15.2% of GDP). This number would cause the total U.S. national debt to come in at 102% of GDP in 2020, the first time since 1946 that the U.S. debt has been larger than its economy. / A new stimulus package on or off the table? / The U.K. economy grew by 2.1% in August, less than half the pace anticipated / JPMorgan says U.S. Capital Gains Tax hike (proposed by Biden) may briefly hit stocks / Robinhood says some customer accounts may have become the target of hackers / New iPhones expected on Tuesday, with 5G Local / President Cyril Ramaphosa will address both houses of parliament on Thursday to unveil the long-awaited economic recovery plan for the country. / PPC results / Canal+ buys 6.5% in Multichoice / Spur update, strong recovery but early days. / FNB lists 20 ETNs over US-listed stocks. / Balwin results and the scuffle around Mooikloof

Lockdown regulations have weighed on Balwin. The property group had to put construction activity on hold in March and it only picked up again in June. As a result, interim revenue fell by 35%, but despite the knock Balwin has still declared a dividend on 19.6 cents per share. Business Day TV caught up with Steve Brookes to discuss his take on the numbers and what it suggests for any future growth

Steve Brookes – uitvoerende hoof, Balwin Properties

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Simon Shares Crowd1 ~ I been digging into it. Scam, a multi level marketing gimmick with no actual product apart from getting other friends, family and fools involved. Ascendis Health (JSE code: ASC) trading updates illustrates the risks of relying too much on net asset value (NAV). They are writing down R4.2billion of "goodwill, intangible assets and property, plant and equipment". In other words everything. But the company has a market cap of only R2.2billion and that R4.2billion equates to some 850c per share totally destroying the reported NAV of 1435c. Calgo M3 (JSE code: CGR) and Balwin (JSE code: BWN) results were both under pressure form a stretched consumer with Balwin having less issues and producing the better results and profits. Both are well positioned for when the economy improves with Balwin in the slightly higher LSM market and Calgo with their burial operations. I sold Calgo a way back and would look to be buying one or both, but not just yet. Buying property requires confidence so they will turn later than say food, big box and white appliance retailers as these are cheaper products and hence bought earlier in the up turn. Rumours of an offer for Capital and Counties (JSE code: CCO). UK property assets are cheap, most trading well below NAV and sure Brexit is real risk and will hurt. Many, such as Capital and Counties, are great assets and will survive. Speaking of Brexit. One week to go. Tic. Toc. Rand R14.65/USD. Never write off the Rand. Over the long-term it is a one way bet at a few percentage points a year. But short term is really is all about flows in and out of South Africa and what drives those flows is not as simple as load shedding and the like. Sasol (JSE code: SOL) taking pain again on Tuesday, off over 7% on a Cadiz report suggesting the dividend may be cut. For the past 10-15 years the Sasol dividend yield has averaged just under 4%, chunky. Right now the historic is almost 5% but a slashing of dividend by 50% will still see 2.5%. So maybe an even greater slash of the dividend? I think that's pretty certain as they need to pay down debt aggressively. This share has been a horror show. Prosus (JSE code: PRX) is making a takeover bid for Just Eats, which has been rejected by the board but time will tell. More interestingly is the Prosus theory which is that eating at home is going to largely disappear. Much like we mostly made our own cloths in the 1800s but today nobody does. They say cooking at home will be the same, in time nobody will cook at home. Interesting idea, especially in terms of home design - saving space in the kitchen and money on appliances. But then spending that money on delivery. Rhodium, almost 700% in three years. I am doing an ALMI trading demonstration webcast on 28 October at 8.15am Book here. Up coming events; 31 October ~ Live Fat Wallet Show recording 7 November ~ Millennials navigating markets and the investment landscape * I hold ungeared positions. Subscriber to our feed here Subscribe or review us in iTunes Operating margins Pick n Pay (JSE code: PIK) results were good, but the increase in operating margin was outstanding and this had a serious boost to profits. Operating margin is the profit after the costs of sales, such as salaries, rentals and products, but before paying interest or tax. Hence a 'clean' profit margin as opposed to net margin that will also have interest, tax and other costs deducted first. It is especially important for retailers but not banks or miners for example. For those sectors we need other metrics such as impairments, cost-to-income and head grade etc. Every since Richard Brasher took over at Pick n Pay I have been moaning about their operating margin. He's been getting much right but the operating margin was stuck at 2%. Then in the last set of results tey crept a little higher and now are solid 2.8% up from 2.5%. This too me suggests the turn around at Pick n Pay is now complete. Of note is that Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP) has an operating margin of over 5% and even the recent earnings collapse saw it stay above 4%, so they earn about double from every 100c spent at their tills. The question is how high can the Pick n Pay operating margin go? Shoprite benefits form higher margins in the rest of Africa, Pick n Pay doesn't. So 5% may be too far for Pick n Pay, but can they get to 4%? A last point. Pick n Pay Tuesday results saw most retailers rally on the back of hope that the result wee not only a good performance from Pick n Pay but maybe also an improvement in consumer confidence and spending. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.  

Brandon, Sharmane and Rashanii are back to review one of the best films of the year If Beale Street Could Talk.  "I Hope Nobody has ever had to look at anybody they love through glass" - James Baldwin. This film by Barry Jenkins (Best Picture; Moonlight) brings Balwin's fictional story to live in a very real way. This story tackles racial injustice, sexual assault, the criminal justice system and black family love in a way that respects all aspects of those topics while not creating a black torture porn film that we often get (See Detroit). This film follow the love story of Tish (Kiki Layne) and Fonny (Stephen James) as they fight to get Fonny out of jail from being falsely accused of rape. A fun show as always, Please be sure to subscribe to our show on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and TuneIn. Also leave us a five star review. You can follow Sharmane @MixedGirlMane and you can find her shows on iTunes, Google Play anywhere you get your podcast just search Militantly Mixed and Militantly Mixed Black AF. You can find Rashanii and the Single Simulcast on iTunes, Libsyn and at SingleSimulcast.com. And you can follow him @Rashanii on Twitter. Contact Us: Email: Brandon@thatcooolblacknerd.com Twitter: @thatcoolblknerd Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WhySoSeriousPod/    

On today's show Daniel discusses how the Lions have to win tonight so he can go back on the Dan Le Batard Show and recaps NFL games from yesterday. Also, Daniel and the guys discuss Le'Veon Bell's tweets after the Steelers tied with the Browns and talk about whether or not Eric Dungey is a legit Heisman Candidate. Plus, 'So What' and much more!

In the tenth episode of RadEO, we talk to Jonathan Kohler, founder and CEO of Landsdowne Investment Properties. He shares his humble origins in the property management. How to use hustle to give the impression that you are bigger than you are. Life after selling his house and M3. What to do when you have started too far away from your company and clients. Subscribe on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/radeo/id1250841955) or Soundcloud (https://soundcloud.com/radeopodcast) More about Jonathan Kohler After completing his bachelor of commerce at Bond University in 2004, Jonathan started his first job working for Summercon Property Development. There he was part of a sales team that sold over 2500 off plan apartments, in 18 different developments. He started Landsdowne Investment Properties in November 2006 in the hope of becoming one of Summercon’s service providers. In 2010 they were awarded the contract to become one of Summercon’s preferred sales & rentals agencies. Since then they have become one of Summercon’s preferred estate management companies and have won contracts to manage Steyn City and Eagle Canyon Golf Estate. Their newest clients are Balwin and Calgro M3. He recently married his beautiful wife (and fierce lawyer), Antonia. He is currently the integration chair of the Johannesburg chapter of the Entrepreneurs' Organization. Find Jonathan’s business here - www.landsdowne.co.za Show notes: Explain to us what your business is 00:19 How did you end up in this industry? 00:57 What strategies do you have in place to deal with ever-changing business relationships? 06:30 Competing businesses 08:47 The entrepreneurs' dream of stepping aside from your business and the repercussions 09:54 Two million rand in Legal Fees 11:52 What is next for you and your leadership journey? 13:05 Falling back in love with your business 14:28 Are you passionate about your business? 15:32 Do you want to be a director of this business? 19:40 Knowing your strengths 21:52 What have you done to keep your clients and staff happy? 23:40 Investing in people 25:05 Choosing Uber over driving yourself 28:00 Paying off someone else’s bond 31:48 What’s the next fixed asset that you’ll ditch? 37:50

Chriz DJ'ede til Tinderbox i år, her kan du høre anden del af hans set. God fornøjelse! Playliste: Dirty Rush x Gregor Es x David Puentez -Mona LisaRune RK Vs. Nitti Gritti & Dustcloud -Fear Calabria Sometimes Zombie Nation x Bingo Players x Big Sean x Tchami -Kernkraft 400 Rattle IDFWU Travis Scott Vs. Spencer & HIll -Cool GoosebumpsSteff Da Campo & Siks Vs. Fatboy Slim -Make Me Praise You (Holl & Rush Mashup)French Montana feat. Swae Lee -Unforgettable (Tiësto Vs. Dzeko Aftrhrs Remix)Lost Frequencies, Janieck Devy -Reality (Klardust Remix)Camilla Cabello -Havana (Denis First Remix)Chriz feat. Nadia Gattas -Run FreeScotty Boy -This Girl Is Back & ForthImagine Dragons -Believer (Kaskade Remix)MC Fioti Vs. Tiësto & Svenn -Bum Boom tam tam (Gozzi Bootleg)Future, J. Balwin, MC Fioti -Bum Bum tam tam (Tiësto & Swacq Remix)GTA, Damien N-Drix -Dun DunMerk & Kremont -

Chuck Balwin made some comments on Christian Anarchy and said there is no such thing. Here is why we think he should reconsider.

Like something in a movie, Melanie Matheu peered into a microscope and saw the future. A time when lasers print organs. This week Sandra and I feature Prellis Biologics. Our guests are a powerhouse duo, Co-Founders CEO Melanie Matheu, Ph.D. and Noelle Mullin, Ph.D., CSO. Prellis Biologics is another company from the IndieBio accelerator which is tied to SOSV’s efforts to invest in biotech. By their own estimate, transplantable kidneys (or whichever organ they produce first—for this article we’ll use kidneys) will be available in 5 to 8 years. #tinydinosaurs #alecbaldwin #podcast #birthdaypodcast #BUBBL #3dPrinting #printingorgans

The Christmas epic concludes. At one point also have a weird argument about what Alec Baldwin's voice sounds like. Episode:"Home For Christmas: Part 2"

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Simon Shares Astoria (JSE code: ARA) listed yesterday and traded pretty much inline with net asset value (NAV) of USD1.00. I hold and like it very much. But it could be a tough year for the stock if Rand strengthens and US markets slow. Balwin (JSE code: BWN) published their first set of results as a listed company, for the six months ending August. Really strong numbers but one confusing comment from management was that the second half of the year is seasonally stronger than the first. yet this is over the Christmas holidays when builders shut down and surely people are not buying houses while also buying Christmas presents? Pioneer (JSE code: PFG) results were confusing with the company trumpeting adjusted HEPS growth of 23%. But adjusted for what? I always use the simple diluted HEPS which was up 12% and I know exactly what it means. Join us on 7 December for the last JSE Power Hour of the year at the JSE. Topic is 'positioning your portfolio for 2016' and being the last function of the year we'll have drinks afterward and we've invited all the speakers from the year so you can mingle and ask questions of them. Keith Mclachlan fund manager at Alpha Wealth How does one become a fund manager? What are the exams and where does one start? We also sneak in a question on the Balwin results. We Get Mail Matt (via Twitter) Can you please explain 'pre-market moves' and 'after hours trading' in US stock markets? Franz I bought Steinhoff shares about a year ago and they have done really well. However, I am a bit confused now regarding the delisting from the JSE and the listing on the FSE. Does this mean I have to sell my shares? What happens if I don't sell them before they delist from the JSE? I see the deadline is 27 November. Stephan I've had it twice now that I've been offered shares in lieu of a cash dividend (most recently on Steinhoff). Is this a case by case decision or is there a general rule of thumb to follow? If it is case by case, is there a simple analysis process to follow for a decision? ====== Subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSEDirect is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

Simon Shares MTN (JSE code: MTN) continues to fall as the latest rumour says the fine will not be reduced but that it could be paid off in instalments. However MTN has as it there way not issued any SENS on this so the market remains blind with only rumours to speculate on. I consent to stay away and will continue to do so. Balwin, Stor-Age, Trellidor, M-FiTech (JSE codes: BWN, SSS, TRL & MFI). What's the common link? All recent listings currently trading below listing price. Not a good sign for a listing boom. Join us on 7 December for the last JSE Power Hour of the year at the JSE. Topic is 'positioning your portfolio for 2016' and being the last function of the year we'll have drinks afterward and we've invited all the speakers from the year so you can mingle and ask questions of them. Books Trading Trading in the Zone - Mark Douglas Trend Following - Michael Covel Reminiscences of a Stock Operator - Edwin Lefevre Investing One up on Wall Street - Peter Lynch Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – Phil Fisher Effective Investor - Franco Busetti Intelligent Investor - Benjamin Graham We Get Mail Vusi What's the difference between issued and authorised shares? I see it all the time with JSE stocks. Heather Can I invest in America with the JSE? I want to buy Apple shares. Via Twitter I don't like MTN (moral thing) but I'd be fool to not buy it long-term Recovery insight? ====== Subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSEDirect is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

Simon Shares Sygnia (JSE code: SYG), I got 3.85% allocation which was far from thrilling and have sold my holding. Pick n Pay (JSE code: PIK) results looking good. Margins still tight with trading margin 1.3% vs. 1.2% and share still expensive but turn around is happening. Mediclinic (JSE code: MDC) becoming Al Noor via a reverse take over. They will have 73 hospitals with around 10,200 beds and 35 clinics, and nearly 32,000 employees across Middle east, UK and SA. Keith McLachlan Small and Mid Cap fund manager at Alpha WealthBalwin (JSE code: BWN) are listing on the JSE today as a residential development company. We chat to Keith about his views on the stock and whether he thinks it's worth an investment? We Get Mail Sbu I want to keep my SABMiller shares, how do I do that? Helen My broker says I was silly to buy in a TFSA and should rather buy individual shares as they'll do better. Now I am confused. ====== Subscriber to our feed here or sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live or subscribe in iTunes. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSEDirect is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

Thrilled to have Grant Baldwin on the show. Grant is a speaker, coach, podcaster and former franchise owner. He experienced the life of a franchisee, decided to go in another direction and has since built a couple successful businesses. Today, we talk about Grant’s decision to become a franchisee, his experiences as a franchisee, lessons learned, and a whole host of other interesting things! About Grant Grant is a speaker, coach, podcaster and former franchise owner. He experienced the life of a franchisee and decided to go in another direction. He writes and speaks about helping people find and do work they love. He is the host of How’d You Get Into That? podcast. Show Highlights Ø  Decision process of buying a franchise Ø  “Business In A Box” Mentality Ø  Franchise Lessons Learned Ø  Moving Forward Want to know more about Grant? Grantbalwin.com How’d You Get Into That? Feedback Have any suggestions for future shows? Have questions or topic you would like us to do an episode on? If so, please leave a comment. If you enjoyed the podcast would you please take a moment to leave a review and rating on iTunes or Stitcher. Every review means we can reach out to more people.  iTunes:  Franchise Euphoria Podcast   Tune in on Stitcher!