Magnus Heystek

@MagnusHeystek

Director of Brenthurst Wealth Management - Tweets are my own personal views. Tweets are NOT financial advice.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Oct 5

    Independent research on economy and markets form the bedrock of the Brenthurst offering. We are not beholden to any outside influence and are deeply concerned about the long-term personal outcomes of our clients.

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  2. 5 hours ago

    Tweet of the week.

    In Stage 4 loadshedding, no-one can see you smirk.
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    6 hours ago
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  4. 9 hours ago

    Would you invest in a Mafia-state which will soon be on the global black list for money laundering?

    You want foreign investment, investors, , but your government does nothing to make people feel safe. So why would they come to SA? Whether its street lights that work, police that do their job, drivers who obey the law, people who get arrested for wrongdoing, etc
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  5. 21 hours ago

    Taking the knee is divisive - Quinton de Kock is not racist for refusing to do it

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  6. 23 hours ago

    Everything has consequences..

    Replying to @TonyLeonSA
    Yup, and the person tasked in 2014 with fixing Eskom, is the one now wanting to prioritize electric MVs?
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  8. Oct 26

    Luxury property market now defined as houses between R1,5m and R3m. And super luxury more than R3m. What rubbish! surprising boom' in property market, with luxury homes leading the way via

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  9. Oct 25

    @Alexvandenheever On the contrary,Coleman’s proposal comes with NO evidence about how these loans will be funded. Rather take some time to carefully study the article written by Claude devBaissac which provides major evidence why it cannot work.

    Replying to @ginaschoeman @BusinessLiveSA
    Colin seems to have the closed group of officially approved economists all hot and bothered... This is not a very productive discussion. No real evidence is presented to counter his arguments. But when transfers to the rich are allocated untransparently, there is silence...
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  10. Oct 25

    No car hijackings and very little crime on island.

    Replying to @MagnusHeystek
    I tried to explain car hijackings to them when i was there ... They were very confused and shocked.
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  11. Oct 25

    Haven’t been in Mauritius for almost 2 years. Even during COVID-lockdown they kept on building and improving the country. In SA the opposite is happening. I find it hard to explain the KZN riots to average Mauritians…

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  12. Oct 25

    Mauritius has surpassed SA as the wealthiest country in Africa via

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  13. Oct 25

    LETTER: Local investors should worry too # via

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  14. Oct 25

    For years taxpayers have been our biggest export item…..and the rest of us will just have to pay more.

    Skilled people are leaving South Africa in droves – and government’s employment plans can’t stop it via
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  15. Oct 23

    The Bitcoin-debate: Store of value, or ‘fool’s gold’? via

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  16. Oct 23

    Good grief..who is that slim and trim young man wearing a tie,nogal. Well, I still have that yellow tie.🙁🤓🤓

    Blast from the past
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  17. Oct 22

    After fees.

    Replying to @MagnusHeystek
    After fees?
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  18. Oct 22

    Do you want to be old and rich or young and less rich? There’s a dilemma now. Over-65s make the highest investment returns – here’s how they do it

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  19. Oct 22

    Brenthurst Global Balanced fund ideal for risk-averse offshore investor. 5 year returns 7,13% p.a and over 3 years 8,82% per annum. In dollars..take note. Run by experienced Glyn Owen from Momentum International.

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  20. Oct 22

    Little old Brenthurst was mocked and jeered when we set up our our Global Balanced fund 10 years ago. Now a billion Rand fund beating the brand names. Brenthurst now offers 5 ways to get offshore exposure.

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  21. Oct 22

    Local asset managers are scrambling to tie up with offshore partners. Stanlib has done a deal with JPMorgan, while Denker will sell Janus Henderson Funds in SA. It’s become a case of offshore or die. There has been virtually no growth in local assets for almost 8 years now.

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