@LCRBeattie I haven't used Easy Equities so can't comment on t hem. I invested directly with Satrix when I took out my ETFs in 2010. Having said that I will check them out

Batman Ninja was pretty good.

@Magius Easy Equities seems to be the cheapest place to invest in Satrix. I've signed up, but not used it yet. Have you used them before?

Reason for this over the more traditional LISP funds like Stanlib, Allan Grey etc is because the costs are much lower than those investment vehicles and you don't have to go through a broker you can invest directly

@Marko Exchange Traded Fund. A nice simple vehicle that, depending on the one you choose, offers good returns. It's basically in index fund that you buy into, the fund manager then invests in a number of other instruments so you own a fraction of each underlying investment. For instance the Satrix Top 40 fund will buy shares in the JSE top 40 companies so you effectively own a percentage of each of those companies through one investment.
As I said returns are pretty stable since they track the performance of the underlying assets and because they average out you are naturally hedged against shocks in one or two investments. Check out Satric's website for more info

@magius ETF ?

@Richardo so yeah if you are mainly a PS4 player, get the TV now to futureproof for the next cycle. Better yet stick that money in some sort of investment (I suggest an ETF) and cash it in when the consoles arrive and use that money plus growth to buy both

Can be and its going to be a[censored] load of money plus I mostly play on my PS4.

@Richardo see you say you are a console player, would then invest in the TV over the card

@Richardo before you decide determine where you play most - console or PC. If it's PC look at the rest of your HW as that may be a bigger bottleneck than just the GFX card. If you are still running a 500 series card, then chances are that you will see more performance improvements from a more RAM or a MB and chip upgrade than the card. What I'm saying is, is you may be too far behind the upgrade cycle and may need a whole new system.