Deryck Janse van Rensburg from Anchor Capital talks markets as the rand powers through 16.40 and gold hits 1 858/oz. Keith McLachlan from AlphaWealth on the strong Datatec update. Henry Biddlecombe, fund manager at Anchor Capital, on the decade-long tech rally and whether it will continue.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth on the Capitec update, worse or better than expected? Small caps analyst Anthony Clark looks at his preferred education stocks and Prabashini Moodley of Old Mutual Corporate on infrastructure as a Reg 28 asset.

Nesan Nair of Sasfin Securities discusses rand strength, the gold price and trade risk. Samantha Steyn from Cannon Asset Management unpacks buying businesses not stocks and sticking with the strategy as share prices tumble. Helena Conradie from Satrix on the new MSCI China ETF

The most financially stressed small and mid-cap companies …

Nick Kunze of Sanlam Private Wealth on iron ore and Alibaba as an Amazon alternative. Protea Capital Management's CEO Jean Pierre Verster on whether investors should consider exiting stocks ahead of a capital raise. Renergen CEO Stefano Marani on helium and rolling out an LNG network with Total.

RMB's Matete Thulare on Sasol's update and Curro's surprise rights issue. Schalk Louw of PSG Old Oak on the best 25 trading days of the last 20 years and its impact on investment returns. Sun International's Anthony Leeming on the gaming and hospitality industry opening up under Advanced Level 3 regulations.

Wouldn’t be surprising, given the disconnect between generally grim operational conditions and comparatively strong share prices.

It has already quietly offloaded R1 billion in Capitec shares … why?

Chantal Marx of FNB Wealth talks Pepkor and Woolworths; Mergence's Peter Major discusses mining under Covid-19 conditions and Curro's Jay Paul unpacks the company's new online learning offering.

More than one of its investee companies is ripe for a delisting.

Paid a combined R127m in FY2019, they appear to have no plan to get the share price up from its 2015 levels.

On 76 campuses learner numbers grew to 63 000, spiking in Grade 8, with growth the highest in three years – CEO Andries Greyling.

Andries Greyling – uitvoerende hoof, Curro

Inefficiencies at government schools are paving the way.

Despite its commendable set of interim results.