This week MoneywebNOW looked at Airbnb's Nasdaq listing, Sygnia's annual results and business, Altron's business and Bytes UK's unbundling, when to sell shares, listed property and more.

David Hufton, joint CEO of Sygnia Financial Services, reflects on year-end results.

Mia Kruger of Kruger International discusses promising GDP numbers, albeit off a low base. A look at markets with multiple shares hitting 52-week highs; and an overview of Sygnia's annual results with joint-CEO David Hufton.

Sygnia joint CEO says Pension Fund Act gives Sarb flexibility on Regulation 28.

'This is the biggest relaxation of exchange control this country has ever had' – economist Mike Schüssler.

Listed businesses are using shares to buy out other companies and reward staff and shareholders rather than expand their operations.

Vanessa van Vuuren from Sanlam Investment Management's Small Cap Fund explains its strategy, and looks at two cherished long-term holdings.

SA investors will have exposure to the global healthcare industry and Oxford Sciences Innovation.

Mia Kruger of Kruger International on the start of US earnings season, medical stocks and Sun International selling assets. Magda Wierzycka CEO Sygnia on the Sygnia Oxford Sciences Innovation Fund offering VC-type investing in an endowment structure. Omnia CEO Seelan Gobalsamy on managing a turn around.

Show comes 12 years after Tokyo Sexwale's first season.

RMB'S Matete Thulare discusses the Fed keeping rates at zero and SA business confidence hitting its lowest levels. Small caps analyst Anthony Clark on Sygnia results lifting the stock to two-year highs. AlphaWealth's Keith McLachlan unpacks corporate debt.

Are they meeting investors' needs?

There's a difference of more than 90% between them.

Platinum group metals rule again.

New guidelines will split funds into different investment categories and geographical exposure.