The local stock market has gained 29% in 2009 and ended the year with a flourish.
The JSE has ended 180 points weaker, led by resource counters which lost momentum on the back of a fall in commodity prices.
The JSE has edged further into the red led weaker by resources in what a trader says was the market seeing some profit taking amid thin volumes.
The JSE is flat in quiet trade, with the overall market inching down just 13 points, weighed by resources counters in the wake of a weaker close on Wall Street.
The JSE remains flat amid light volumes with the bourse awaiting the release of some economic data in the US this afternoon.
Investors in a Cape pyramid scheme stand to lose up to R200m.
Growth of exchange-traded funds has exceeded that of actively managed funds.
The house of socialite Baroness Alexandra von Maltzahn will go on auction.
Experts provide their picks for 2010 - defensive stocks are popular choices.
Fin24.com takes a look at the JSE's best (and worst) performers ofor 2009.
SA's battered automotive industry is bracing itself for another tough year.
The CEO of Standard Bank SA speaks to Fin24.com about the group's plans for 2010. Time: 3:03
Q: By the end of 2010, I hope to have:
Leading brand grandees agree: the top picks among discerning consumers - the most lusted after brands in the market - are still about status and image. It's about cachet. But the thing about in-brands in this game is they're hard to spot unless they're popular. And yet the more ubiquitous a brand, the less popular it becomes as the exclusive preserve of an elite club.