The competition is free.

1st September 2021 to 30th November 2021

The highest percentage portfolio wins the competition.

• You welcome to register and just make sure you indicate you don’t want to play and we will make sure you don’t form part of the competition.
• You will still be able to create your own portfolio and use the learning modules.

We have a learning section with many videos once you have registered and logged into the website you will be able to access it.

1. First place: R30 000 worth of Satrix vouchers
2. Second place: R20 000 worth of Satrix vouchers
3. Third place: R10 000 worth of Satrix vouchers

1. Registered before the end of October 2021.
2. Meet the participant requirements with regards to who can participate.
3. Participants need to have executed at least one trade before the end of October.
4. Execute a minimum of 15 transactions by the end of the competition.
5. Participants are required that their transaction amounts used should add up to at least 75% (R750 000) of your starting capital at the end of the competition.

• Click on “Trade” at the top of the page
• Click on “Trade or Quote“
• Click on “Show All” for Shares/ETFs

1. It means you need to spend 75% during the competition i.e. all your trades you have done must by the end of the competition add up to at least R750 000.
2. It does not mean you must be holding R750 000 in shares/ETF’s at one time. It just means that is what you needed to have spent over the 3 month period.

• Click “Trade” at the top of the page.
• Click “Trade or Quote”.
• Type the name of the company you want to buy in the box (under “Search”) and select if you want to buy a Shares/ETFs
• Click “Quote” to get the current price.
• Please note, the price of the Shares/ETFs. is quoted in cents.
Please note, you will get the closing price on the day you placed the order and not the current price you are being quoted.
• Click the “Trade” button to place your order and type in the number of Shares/ETFs you would like to buy.
Tip: Don’t just guess; work it out. How much money do you want to spend? Take the amount and divide it by the share price in rands to get the number of shares to buy.
• You will see a screen with all the costs displayed and can click “Confirm this order”,
• Your screen will display “Order Placed”, which is confirmation that your order has been placed

• Click “Trade” at the top of the page.
• Click “Trade or Quote”.
• Type in the share code or name of the company you own.
• Click “Trade”.
• The screen will display the “Max you own to sell”.
• Enter the number of shares you want to sell.
• Click “Place Sell Order”.

• No more than 20% of the portfolio value may be held in any one company in the FTSE/JSE Top40 and exchange traded funds. No more than 5% of the portfolio value may be held any other companies outside the FTSE/JSE Top40.
• Eg. Company A is not in FTSE/JSE Top40, I have R1 000 000 in my account I can spend R1000 000 X 5% = R50 000 on that company.

• Check your available balance in the top right hand corner.
• Take the amount you want to spend on a company and divide by the share price in rands. (Always remember to convert the share price in cents to rands for instance 35940c = R359.40).
• Remember you can’t spend more than 20% of the portfolio value may be held in any one company in the FTSE/JSE Top40 and exchange traded funds. No more than 5% of the portfolio value may be held any other companies outside the FTSE/JSE top40. Eg. Company A is not in FTSE/JSE Top40, I have R1 000 000 in my account I can spend R1000 000 X 5% = R50 000 on that company.
• So if you do try spending more it will reject the number of shares that exceed that percentage.
• Lastly you only able to get 5% of the daily volume (no of shares traded for the day). if a share did not trade much that will restrict you in the number of shares you will get. Eg. Company A trades 10 000 for the day you buy only 500 shares.

The rule states:
Participants will only be permitted to purchase or sell shares 5% in any instrument of the actual number of shares traded on the JSE during any day. Orders which exceed the constraints of this rule will be only partially filled. If no securities are traded, the order will be rejected. Trades not executed for any reason at the end of the day for which the trade was requested will be cancelled.
So you can only purchase / sell 5% of shares that were traded. Eg. 10 000 X 5% = 500 shares can be purchased / sold.

Virtual brokerage fees of 1% (one percent) of the value of securities traded in the virtual portfolio will be levied. There is a minimum virtual brokerage charge of R75 (seventy-five rand) per trade.

Trades placed before market close (17:00) will be completed at the closing price on the day that they are placed. Trades placed after market close will be completed at the closing price on the following trading day.

1. Only Cash Dividends to be paid out provided it meets the dividend requirements around start and end dates (See dividend related question).
2. No other corporate actions outside of cash dividends eg. share split. Depending on the corporate action involved we will force sale your shares.
3. Please follow the notice board alerts for information around any action taken regarding a corporate action if you have been affected.

You will receive cash dividends should you be holding a share on the last day to trade (LDT) of the underlying share, as long as the cash dividend was declared within the competition dates as per the rules.

Only cash dividends will be credited to the portfolio if the equities are held on the last day of trade. Credit will take place on the last day to trade. In addition, if the declaration of the dividend falls outside the competition start date, such dividend will not be paid. If participants buy or sell shares on Last Date to Trade (LDT) dividends will NOT be credited to account, the trade needs to be executed at least one day before the LDT.

Its due to corporate actions not recognised in the VTG or a delisting of the Company/ETF. This would require a forced sale to be done.

Exchange Traded Funds or ETFs are listed investment products that track the performance of a group or "basket" of Shares, Bonds or Commodities. These "baskets" are known as indices. An example of an index is the FTSE/JSE Top 40 Index. An ETF can be bought or sold in the same way as an Ordinary Share.