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Premium South African financial news provider Moneyweb has teamed up with chartered accountant, ex-investment banker, and now successful entrepreneur, The Finance Ghost, to produce a new podcast series called Supernatural Stocks.

Have the market conditions that broke the former’s share price abated, has the latter’s recent share price rally gone too far, do you need a stock to go up to profit from it?The Finance Ghost discovers some stark contrasts and surprising parallels in the world of finance.The devil is always, always in the detail for retail: The Finance Ghost.

In this week’s podcast, The Finance Ghost looks at food players RFG, Quantum and Bidcorp, and gives us his take on the reason Spur is up so much and Famous Brands down so much over five years.The Finance Ghost also looks at shining local stars Afrimat and Southern Sun as well as thriving property funds in this week's roundup of local and international investing and trading insights.

 

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