Netflix is the N in FAANG – but I maintain that it’s not the potential cash cow that the other Big Tech companies are. Perhaps N should stand for Nervous, a fair description for shareholders at the moment. Netflix is the only FAANG company that I don’t directly hold shares in. This is because I don’t buy in to the …
View PostNetflix is the N in FAANG – but I maintain that it’s not the potential cash cow that the other Big Tech companies are. Perhaps N should stand for Nervous, a fair description for shareholders at the moment. Netflix is the only FAANG company that I don’t directly hold shares in. This is because I don’t buy in to the …
View PostNetflix is the N in FAANG – but I maintain that it’s not the potential cash cow that the other Big Tech companies are. Perhaps N should stand for Nervous, a fair description for shareholders at the moment. Netflix is the only FAANG company that I don’t directly hold shares in. This is because I don’t buy in to the …
View PostRemember African Bank? If you watched any of President Ramaphosa’s lockdown speeches, you were definitely given a refresher. We don’t know what they paid for those ads, but it was probably the most valuable advertising space anywhere in South Africa at the time. Long before that, African Bank had been on an aggressive campaign, advertising at airports and all over …
View PostFamous Brands is well on its way to being another great case study of a South African business failing miserably to expand globally. They announced last week that they are not going to give financial assistance to Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) in the UK, the business they wish they had never bought back in 2016 for £120m. the_ad id=”3223″ It …
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