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Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks Alphabet’s latest results, with capex now approaching $200 billion, and what they mean alongside Intel’s numbers. Peregrine Capital CEO Jacques Conradie joins us to discuss technological advancements and the biggest macro risks facing the local market. Plus, Thomas Berry from PSG Wealth shares how to make the most of tax allowances to help grow your wealth.
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