While Schalk Louw of PSG Old Oak still believes Tencent is a company trading at great multiples, its revenue decline now seems under control.

Analysis of trading updates from Truworths and Aspen, results from Transcend and Tencent.

Access to borrowing from family or friends dissipates as they are also under financial pressure: Momentum economist Johann van Tonder.

Analysis of BHP results, a look at the financial state of the SA consumer and whether EMs are understood as an investment destination.

The CompCom decided against Caxton’s Rule 28 merger application, based on ‘secret information and a secret case’ put forward by Mpact with Golden Era: Caxton chair Paul Jenkins.

A look at movements around Brent oil and the rand, 1invest on new Asia ETF and Caxton on its battle with Mpact.

Keith McLachlan of Integral Asset Management shares his method of screening the vast universe of investible stocks to select a few worth looking at.

A look at Mondi’s plans to exit Russia, how to narrow down the global share universe to a few good picks and why SA investors are moving towards higher-risk funds.

This week MoneywebNOW looked at SA agri price movements and challenges, Taiwan's China invasion risk, emerging market risks and opportunities, and Mpact results and local economy insights.

‘There are always plenty of good-quality companies with solid fundamentals, especially in the Africa universe’: Rami Hajjar – Allan Gray.

Analysis of results from MTN, Allan Gray on on challenges and opportunities in Africa and Simon’s take on the road to lower inflation.

Wandile Sihlobo of Agbiz on grain imports, vegetable prices, fruit exports, livestock concerns and wool to China.

Analysis of Nedbank results, Agri prices and the role of innovation in the search for returns.

‘The are many areas in South Africa where we can invest and expect to see robust growth, despite the current economic circumstances’: CEO Bruce Strong.

Analysis of US jobs data, results from Mpact and a chat about shareholder rights.