The team looks at the Tik Tok battle between China and America after which we look at the South African governments idea to use state pensions for SOE support.

Keeno and MJ discuss SoftBank, WeWork as well as the outlook for the S.A. nation through the eyes of Moody's.

Keeno and Conrad look at the effect of the POPI act coming into effect. The team then takes a look at why the stock market is behaving erratically.

The team talks to Doug Franke, a managing partner at SustainAbility Solutions around the effect of Covid-19 on world aid programs.

The team has a look at the drivers of market performance and then has a chat around Aspens latest share price movements due to a certain piece of research. The final topic looks at the Cobalt market and how Tesla is making a splash in it.

MJ and Conrad look at the new PS5 and the endless memes that it's spawned. We discuss the Dow Jones reversion and have a look at the current inflows into South African bonds.

This week we look at the unexpected rise in US employment and its effect on the stock market. Conrad looks at Hertz filing for bankruptcy and how it may affect the car market while MJ looks at the competition commission accusing large banks of fixing exchange rates.

The team looks at the Space X launch and its implications. MJ walks us through Trump and his spat with twitter and Conrad has a debate with the team around the pros and cons of active vs passive investing.

This week we look at the SARB's decision to cut the Repo rate, again. Keeno takes us through the implications of Joe Rogan being signed by Spotify and Conrad looks at two very different business styles as seen through Elon Musk and Raymond Ackerman.

This weeks focus lies primarily on the South African mining sector, how it was affected by Covid-19 and a quick look at the future. A highly insightful discussion that is not to be missed.