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Sanlam Private Wealth's Nick Kunze on US bank earnings, MTN's selloff and opportunities in telcos. Investec's Chris Holdsworth on rising inflation, a brighter Q4 and the path to investment grade. CPUT's Maarten van Doesburgh on turning South Africa's commodity windfall into lasting economic growth.

Danie Dörfling-Kruger from Moore Infinity unpacks Equites Property’s results as it largely exits the UK, PSG Financial Services navigating a tougher trading environment, and Famous Brands continuing to lag Spur. Frank Blackmore, from KPMG SA, explores the shifting investment landscape as investment rather than consumer spending emerges as a key growth driver. Plus, Simon looks at the positive feedback loop in the bond market as Treasury potentially reduces new bond issuance.

A look at China’s stock market struggles as US markets reach new highs, and why South Africa is ill-prepared for its ageing population.

A look at the sharp sell-off in Bytes Technology shares following its results and acquisition of CyberOne, and whether South Africa’s auditing profession is ready for the future.

Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments unpacks Boxer's strong cash conversion and new CEO. Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth looks at why global bond turmoil is putting local bonds in focus ahead of the MTBPS. Plus, Duma Mxenge from Satrix explains the all-important effective annual cost and why investors need to understand it.

The Top 40 records its lowest weekly close of the year. Buying opportunity or cause for concern? Nick Kuze from Sanlam Private Wealth weighs in, and US earnings season kicks off with the banks. PwC's Vuyiswa Khutlang unpacks the state of SA's mining sector, while Liberty's Zandile Makhoba discusses research showing how South Africans overspend on celebrations.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT on the Prosus food delivery update. Is the sector worth a bite, and are Prosus and Naspers bargains after the sharp sell-off? Odinakachi Okeke from Just Share reveals how SA banks stack up on climate risk in the latest How Cool Is Your Bank? report. And Simon tackles the Premier Group–RFG Competition Commission drama. A messy deal with no easy answers – and is management making matters worse?

Afrimat hits a rough patch and Premier Group faces a Competition Commission probe – Alyssa Viljoen from Merchant West Investments weighs in. Kyle Wales from Prospr Invest on putting investors in the driver’s seat with a self-managed RA. Tracy Muller from Nedbank reveals where wealthy South Africans are giving – with almost R6bn donated in 2025.

Chantal Marx from FNB Wealth and Investments on where to put new money as uncertainty rises and fuel tops R30/litre. Sean Kelly from Parity Wealth asks whether US bond yields above 5% mean it’s time to rethink your portfolio. And Lullu Krugel from PwC South Africa unpacks what’s holding back SA’s economic growth.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha on Sappi’s struggles with its proposed graphic paper JV, plus Sanlam’s move to buy Santam. Ian Anderson from Merchant West Investments unpacks September’s Reit returns, driven by strong dividend increases from a number of recent results. Alan Quinn from Cars.co.za on how high fuel prices are changing consumer buying habits when shopping for a car.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks weaker-than-expected US jobs data and, with US and local elections a month away, how he’s positioning portfolios. Keith McLachlan from Element Investment Managers on where he’s finding offshore value beyond the AI trade. Tim Carr, investment director at Schroders, shares their latest multi-asset views, including the opportunity in EM bonds.

Capitec is 10% off its highs – is there value on offer? Danie Dörfling-Kruger from Moore Infinity weighs in on the results and where the opportunities are in local banks after a stellar 18 months. Niki Giles from Prescient Fund Services on the ETF boom and why actively managed ETFs are surging. Plus, Simon gets into RSA Retail Savings Bonds: how they work, the risks and who should be considering them.