S3E27: Why You Need to Break Up with Sasol (And Stop Being Loyal to Stocks)
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The episode discusses the risks of investing in Sasol for new investors due to its volatility.
Send us Fan Mail If you are a new investor on the JSE, there is a good chance you own Sasol. It’s a household name, it feels safe, and when it’s good, it’s great. But when it’s bad? It’s devastating. In this video, I break down why Sasol’s extreme volatility (swinging from R53 to R129!) makes it a dangerous "first love" for beginners. We look at the recent "good news" trap like the destoning plant and fuel volumes—and why the underlying reality of the chemicals business and gas shortages mig...
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