Meanwhile Sars is claiming more than R1bn in tax from CPS.

Gary Booysen of Rand Swiss talks commodity stocks and what's next. Metrofile CEO Pfungwa Serima unpacks results as free cash flow booms. 10X CEO Tobie van Heerden on the current and future state of the passive industry in SA.

Nedbank's Preston Narainsamy talks DRD results and Massmart buying OneCart. Adcock Ingram CEO Andy Hall on company results as it gets squeezed by the pandemic. Kylie Purcell of Finder as its research shows 37% of South Africans directly own shares.

FNB's Chantal Marx talks local telcos and MTN results. Metrofile CEO Pfungwa Serima on document storage, debt and the buyout offer. Hayden Reinders of Asisa looks at hedge funds as they come in from the cold

Mia Kruger of Kruger International talks company results as more positive updates hit the JSE. PSG's Schalk Louw on the Naspers/Prosus value unlock, has it worked? Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth on markets being predictably unpredictable.

Laptops and documents seized, officials interviewed. Metrofile raided too.

Diversification across sectors is the best hedge against bad luck, stresses Keith McLachlan from Alpha Asset Management.

Preston Narainsamy of Nedbank Private Wealth on the biggest central banks announcing rate changes this week. AlphaWealth's Keith McLachlan talks the Metrofile results. Small-caps analyst Anthony Clark looks at Astral as maize prices rocket, and an update on the new look Zeder.

Netflix, of course. Also teleconferencing provider Zoom, toilet paper makers – and gold.

Many firms are in good shape with healthy cash balances.

The JSE-listed companies that are under-valued and unloved.

Graham Wackrill will step down on 31 March 2016.