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netflix vs disney

Since the start of Netflix their share price has gone up by 50 000%

That means if you had invested R2000 in netflix today you would be R1 million rich

Now Disney is about to launch a streaming app just like Netflix .they call it Disney +

Netflix has already lost license to show some of Disney shows and Netflix is losing customers

Disney will have 7000 episodes of tv series and close to 500 movies in the 1st year

Disney will be cheaper than Netflix ( 50% cheaper .Disney is 5$ a month and Netflix is 10$ a month)

Disney will host block busting films that have broken cinena revenue records .think about Black Pather ( part 2 is coming ) .Marvel Films such as the Avengers series . Star Wars Etc

Shares in Disney are 129$ each ( R2000 per one share ) and who knows how much will be Disney shares in a few years

bigger than Netflix ?

as CEO of Disney said recently

" Netflix makes stories to support a platform . Disney tells great stories "

Buying shares for the price of Pizza

Famous Brands Limited is a JSE listed company that owns the following well known restaurants

-Steers
-Debonairs
-Wimpy
-Fishaway
-Mugg and Bean
- Milkylane
-Fego Coffee
-Wakaberry
-Giramundo
-Tashas
-KEG
-Vovo Telo
-Netcafe
-Europa
-Turn n Tender
-Mythos
-Paul
-Catch
-Salsa Mexican grill
-Lupa Osteria
-House of Coffees

Famous Brands Limited also has retail products from some of their restaurant sauces and coffees such as Steers Sauces and Marinates , Mugg and Bean Coffee brands ,Aqua Monte and TruFruit products

Famous Brands has a development division that also acts as a construction company responsible for designing , building ,renovating their stores which they have franchised to other business owners who pay for this service

Famous Brands Limited has 2853 stores across South Africa , The Middle East and United Kingdom , the company builds and renovates over 400 stores a year

Famous Brands limited has also bought a red meat producing company called Cater Food services , which will allow the group to integrate currently outsourced business to meet bulk beef requirements

Famous Brands Limited has also bought a tomato paste factory in Eastern Cape at a bargain price which essentially makes Famous Brands a food processing manufacturing company

Challenges facing Famous Brands Limited is their UK based business particularly the Gourmet Burger Kitchen (GBK) which has seen R100 million loss in operational items

The Famous Brand limited company has on numerous attempts tried to enter the lucrative fried chicken industry in South Africa , famous brand limited once tried to challenge the dominance of KFC and others with a brand name chain restaurant called Giramundo but after having 20 stores the company had to close down 11 stores after a massive failure , but the company decided to use Steers as an entry into chicken by introducing the steers flamed grilled chicken

Between 2010 and 2016 Famous brand limited shares went up by over 1000% meaning R50 000 investment in the company shares would be close to R500 000 or R100 000 could have been R1 million in 6 years

Famous Brands Limited is still a profitable and solid business but in this current economic cycle facing South Africa ,consumers think twice between buying pizza or buying a braai pack , but once the country recovers we will see famous brand limited continuing being the darling of investors

Shares in Famous Brands Limited are currently trading at R83 which means for a price of double deck pizza you could own two shares in famous brands limited

Dischem Vs Clicks

Why is Dischem making more money than Clicks despite
Clicks having more stores than Dischem

Dischem Revenue : R22 billion ( 2018)

Clicks Revenue :R14.5 billion (2018)

Number of Dischem stores : 149

Number of Clicks stores : 646

numbers of new stores Dischem builds a year ;20 year

Number of new Clicks builds a year ; 50 a year

Here is why dischem is making more money than clicks

Dischem has a concept called '' big box '' store format , you can probably fit in 3 clicks stores in 1 dischem big box store

Dischem uses a business model called '' white space model '' , this strategy focuses on this key business factors

-catchment area

-pe*******on

-site suitability,

-competition

-available network

if you dont have a business background let me make it easy for you to understand this white board strategy :Dischem will double its income from just Sandton because of this ''white space model''

Instead of building more stores , Dischem expands their existing stores into super big box stores

Dischem Stores are specifically designed to increase the shopping experience of their clients , in other words if you enter a Dischem store you will probably leave with something you didn't plan on buying

Dischem also makes it a habit of building their stores near healthcare centers

Clicks Model was to buy '' mom and pop pharmacies '' / privately owned pharmacies and converting them into their stores

Shares in clicks are R255 each

Shares in Dischem are R26 each

moral of the story

It is not how big or how many competitors do you have ,it is about using what you have to grow outwardly

Buying shares in Pick n Pay and Understanding the business

Pick n Pay embarked on a massive re branding programme ( you might have noticed a few pick and pay stores been renovated etc )

Pick n Pay also restructured their operations by offering early retirement packages worth R250 million to its workers , they are now 10% leaner in terms of numbers of employees and significantly decreasing their cost to pay workers which improves profit

Pick Pay embarked on a massive infrastructure spending project on distribution centres and how their products are now centralized in one place to better feed their stores quicker with new products this means if pick n pay store runs out of veggies their will quickly supply it

Pick n Pay also build a 2 large distribution centre in KZN to accommodate their boxer brand as well , they have 32 new trucks to ensure fast and efficient delivery of goods to stores

Pick N Pay has since build 124 new stores in and around South Africa with the main focus being on their hyper stores and boxer brand

Pick pay has given franchise to over 59 stores mainly pick and pay bottle store department with the bottle store segment being one the fastest growing segment inside the group

Pick n pay has also invested in their clothing retail business by opening 29 new clothing stores

Pick N pay has now over 1600 stores on their name
New stores has contributed 3.1% to the total revenue of the business

Pick Pay has over 3000 suppliers and they have spent over R500 million in order to buy products in bulk and pass on the lower price to consumers

Pick n Pay is also looking to own the properties they operate their stores from instead on renting them , this could make pick n pay one the top property owners in SA therefore improving their balance sheet

Pick N Pay is growing its no name brand and cooked meal offering by introducing 730 new product in this field

Pick N Pay is Africa leading online delivery grocery company in Africa , the group has done well in this growing business of ordering groceries via online

Pick N Pay has launched their own Pick N Store store card in partnership with RCS which offers customers a credit card to buy groceries on credit

Pick N Pay could be the potential buyer of 88 Choppies stores after choppies announced that all their 88 South Africa stores are up for sale

Shares in Pick N Pay are trading at a 52 days low and this provides an opportunity to buy this quality company share at a massive discount

One Pick N pay Share is R64 equal in price to a 2kg braai pack

Pick N pay is currently trading at a 52 week low which basically means we are buying pick and pay shares at a massive discount ( remember the golden rule ‘’ buy low sell high ‘’ )

Not financial advice , this is merely for education purposes

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Buying shares in Pepkor for R160 a month

Meet PepKor the company that owns the following companies

-Pep Stores
-Ackermans
-Tekkie Town
-Dunns
- John Craig
-Refinery
-Shoe City
-Russells
-Bradlows
-Rochester
-SleepMasters
-Hifi Corp
-Incredible Connections
-Buco
-TimberCity
-Tiletoria
-Flash
-Capfin

If a new mother decide to put R160 a month into Pepkor shares for 5 years .then by the time the child is 7 and starting school they could be having close to a R100 000 . PepKor has 5300 stores .They trade within the low cost clothing brands " Christmas clothes and baby clothes " .regardless of the economy we always buy this clothes . It would be cool for my black sisters to benefit where they spent money
Pepkor shares are standing at R18 within the launching price target of R7 to R20 .great brands such as pep stores .ackermans .dunns .john craig .hi fi corp . Incredible connection .Buco and they also have that small loan business of Capfin . Pepkor made the correct decision to separate themselves from Strinhoff .a goor company to buy shares for the pikininis . Target Price R200
PepKor Vs Mr Price
Mr Price owned stores= 1300

Pepkor owned stores= 5300

Mr Price share price = R180

PepKor Share Price = R18

Mr Price Market Cap = R44 billion

Pepkor Market Cap = R57 billion

PepKor In Numbers

-Builds 300 stores each year across 24 countries

-Makes about R64 billion in revenue ( Mr Price makes R10 billion)

-Revenue up by 11%

-PE : 16 ( massively undervalued company)

Pepkor is not only a retail company , pepkor is a mini bank which enables people to sent and receive money through their Pep Store infrastructure which goes beyond Sound Africa , an bank account to save money , small loans via Capfin and payment platform to pay regular bills such as dstv ,buying airtime and prepaid electricity through flash which dominates the tuck shop industry

What is left of Pepkor is to enter the food retail industry by introducing food items at some of their shops , don't be surprised to buy some mealie mealie at Pep Stores in the near future

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To buy Twitter or Facebook Shares? ( research)

Twitter Share Price - $38 ( R570)

Facebook Share Price - $185 ( R2800)

Twitter has 126 million people using the app daily

Facebook has 1.2 billion people using the app daily

Both company have similar business model

- aims to have more users

-collects data about who users are and how much time they spend on platform

-offers advert space for business to increase sales

Brand Value

Facebook is listed on the Forbes list at the 5th valuable brand in the world

Twitter is not even on the top 100 list of valuable brands

Numbers don't lie

Facebook Shares have gone up by 800% since 2013

Twitter shares have not gone up since making their shares available to the public ( but in 2019 Twitter Share have recovered by 50% year to date) they shares debuted at $41 a share now they are $38 a share

$1000 ( R15 000) invested in Facebook by 2013 is now worth $8000 = R120 000

Facebook debt = $0

Twitter Debt = $1.8 billion ( R27 billion) the size of Spur Corporation

Facebook Free cash flow ( money they can use for expansion) = $18 billion . They can buy Shoprite and Pick n Pay

Twitter free cash flow = $1.1 billion

Facebook is 17 times bigger than Twitter

Facebook owns Instagram and Whatsapp

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