1. The Traders Forum Tuesday 12 th March 2013 Presenter: Shaun van den Berg Head of Client Education Head of Client Education

2. Technical Market Overview Technical Trading Support & Resistance Fibonacci Retracement Moving Averages Stochastic & RSI indicators The Stockbroker (Trade Ideas) The Investor (Long-term Investment Opportunities) Open the Floor Upcoming Webinars Summary ConclusionAgenda

3. Technical Market Overview

4. Dow Jones Industrial Average Hang Seng & Nikkei Indices DAX Index Brent Crude Oil Gold $ & Platinum $ Euro / US $ Rand $ JSE Top 40 Index JSE FINDI 30 Index JSE Mining Index Technical Overview

5. Dow Jones Industrial Average (Weekly) Bullish Support Resistance

6. Hang Seng Index (Weekly) Bullish Support Resistance

7. Nikkei Index (Weekly) Bullish Support Resistance

8. DAX Index (Weekly) Bullish Support Resistance

9. Brent Oil Bullish Resistance Support Resistance Support Support

10. Gold $ Bearish Resistance Support Resistance Resistance Support Channel Support

11. Platinum $ Bullish Support Resistance Support / Resistance Support

12. Euro/ USD Resistance USD Weakness USD Weakness Resistance Support

13. Rand $ Resistance ZAR Weakness ZAR Weakness Resistance

14. JSE Top 40 Index Bullish Bullish Resistance Resistance Support Support

15. JSE FINDI 30 Index Bullish Bullish Support Support Resistance Resistance

16. JSE Mining Index Bullish Bullish Support Support

17. DJIA Bullish Broken Resistance Becoming Overbought Hang Seng Index Bullish / Overbought Broken Support Nikkei Index Bullish Overbought DAX Index Bullish / Overbought Broken Support New Highs Brent Crude Oil Bullish / Broken Support Summary: Technical Overview Gold $ Bearish / Support Platinum $ Bullish / Support EUR/ZAR Weakness Resistance Rand $ Weakness JSE Top 40 Index Bullish JSE FINDI 30 Index Bullish Overbought JSE Mining Index Bullish / Support 61.8% Fib retracement

18. Technical Analysis Support & Resistance / Trend Lines / Fibonacci retracement Moving Averages Stochastic & RSI indicators

19. Resistance Support Resistance Support Resistance Support & Resistance levels highlight possible “turning points” Support Resistance Support Support & Resistance

20. Support Trend Line Resistance Trend Line Support Trend Line Resistance Trend Line As long as the price stays above/ below the Support or Resistance lines, the trend is either bullish or bearish Trend Lines

21. Support & Resistance / Trend Lines Support Support Support Support Resistance Resistance Support

22. Series of numbers - Add the previous two numbers to come up with the next number in the sequence. –Example: 1,1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 … “Golden Mean” - Measure the ratio of any number to the succeeding higher number –Example: 1/2 =.500, 2/3 = 0.666, 3/5 = 0.666 …. 34/55 =.618. Measure the ratio between alternate numbers –Example: 1/3 = 0.333, 2/5 = 0.400, ….34/89 = 0.382 Fibonacci Retracement Levels –0.236, 0.382, 0.500, 0.618, 0.764 Fibonacci Extension Levels –0, 0.382, 0.618, 1.000, 1.382, 1.618 Fibonacci Retracements

23. First draw a line between two extreme points (i.e., a significant trough & peak). (It is always applied from left to right) It measures the size of a price move & subsequently places horizontal support & resistance levels on a price chart - Used to make trading decisions A series of up to nine horizontal lines will be drawn at the Fibonacci levels of 0.0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 50.0%, 61.8%, 100%, 161.8%, 261.8%, & 423.6%. After a significant move (either up or down), prices will often rebound & retrace a significant portion (if not all) of the original move. The 38.2%, 50% & 61.8% levels are the most commonly used levels that the price could retrace back to. The Fibonacci tool can also project extension levels that show where the price could go to - Used for profit taking or even counter trend entries. Most common extension levels used by traders are the 138.2% & 161.8%. Note: Fibonacci is not a trading system in itself –used in conjunction with/ part of a trading system. Fibonacci Retracements

27. Fibonacci Extensions

28. Moving Averages (MA) smooth out the data / Warn of a trend change after it has taken place. A crossover is any penetration of a MA – Whipsaws (False signals). Valid penetrations - Filtering techniques. For example: –Take action on a MA crossover 3% penetration / Ignore all others. Better way to avoid whipsaws - Use more than one MA. Signals are given by a shorter-term MA crossing above or below a longer- term MA. Two MAs found to be reliable in determining primary market moves are the 50-day (10-week) & 200-day (40-week) moving average crossover. –Buy signals - When the 50-day or 10-week MA moves above the 200- day or 40-week MA & when the 200-day or 40-week MA is advancing. –Sell signals - When the 50-day or 10-week MA moves below the 200- day or 40-week MA and when the 200-day or 40-week MA is declining. Moving Average Crossovers

30. Stochastic - oscillator that indicates overbought & oversold conditions in the market. –During periods of price decreases, the price closes tend to accumulate near the low of the price range –During periods of price increases, the price closes tend to accumulate near the high of the price range. Slow Stochastic - Smoothed by means of a MA. The Slow Stochastic, plots two lines: the %K and %D. –Area above 80 - Overbought –Area below 20 - Oversold Stochastic Indicator

32. Relative Strength measures the strength of one entity relative to the strength of another entity. RSI indicator – Compare the internal strength / "Internal Strength Index Momentum indicator - Measures an equity's price relative to itself / Relative to its past performance. Front weighted - Gives a better velocity reading than other indicators. Less affected by sharp rises or falls in price performance / Filters out some of the 'noise' in trading activity. Buy & sell levels depend on period used –Shorter periods volatile indicator that reaches further extremes. –Longer periods less volatile but reaches extremes less often. –Vast majority seem to change direction at 30 & 70. Treats price as a rubber band - Stretch just so far - forced to contract. Lends itself to trend lines, support & resistance lines,& divergence. Look for divergence between price action and RSI. –Upwardly sloping price & downward sloping RSI – warning / one of them is wrong - Price is about to break down. –Downward sloping price & upward sloping RSI - Price is about to break up. RSI indicator

34. The Stockbroker Technical & Trade Ideas

35. The Stockbroker Daily & Intra-day newsletter Trade Spotlights CFD & SSF Trader Trade Ideas Entry Levels Swing Traders Target Price Stops

36. Average Trade Duration

37. Sectors

38. Longs versus Shorts Shorts: 28/80 = 35% Longs: 52/80 = 65%

39. Total Performance

40. Winners versus Losers Losers: 34/80 = 42.5% Winners: 46/80 = 57.5%

41. First Quarter 2013 Trades 22 Trades 13 Losers (59.10%) 9 Winners (40.90%) Losers: 45.81% / 13 = - 3.52% Winners: 49.74% / 9 = 5.53%

42. Closed Trades  PPC (PPC)  LifeHC (LHC) Open Trades  BHP Billiton (BIL)  Vodacom (VOD) Unopened Trades  TFG (TFG)  Old Mutual (OML) Trade Ideas Trade Spotlights  ABIL (ABL)  Implats (IMP) Email Shaunvdb@psgonline.co.za to be added to The Stockbroker mailing listShaunvdb@psgonline.co.za

43. Closed Trades : PPC (PPC) Instrument: CFD / SSF Direction: Buy / Long Entry: 3385c Take Profit: 3600c Stop loss: 3301c Risk/ Reward: 1:2.56 Potential Profit: 215c per share 6.35% (36.29%) Closed @ 3600c 6.35% (36.29%)* *17.5%

44. Closed Trades : LifeHC (LHC) Instrument: CFD / SSF Direction: Buy / Long Entry: 3209c Take Profit: 3600c Stop loss: 3099c Risk/ Reward: 1:3.554 Potential Profit: 391c per share 12.18% (81.23%) Closed @ 3400c 5.95% (39.68%)

45. Open Trades: Vodacom (VOD) Instrument: CFD / SSF Direction: Buy / Long Entry: 11825c Take Profit: 12500c Stop loss: 11500c Risk/ Reward: 1:2.58 Potential Profit: 675c per share 5.71% (38%)

46. Open Trades: BHP Billiton (BIL) Instrument: CFD / SSF Direction: Buy / Long Entry: 28620c Take Profit: 31000c Stop loss: 27700c Risk/ Reward: 1:2.58 Potential Profit: 2380c per share 8.32% (55.47%)

47. Unopened Trades: TFG (TFG) Instrument: CFD / SSF Direction: Buy / Long Entry: 10950c Take Profit: 11895c Stop loss: 10595c Risk/ Reward: 1:2.66 Potential Profit: 945c per share 8.63% (49.31%)* *17.5%

48. Unopened Trades: Old Mutual (OML) Instrument: SSF Direction: Sell / Short Entry: 2845c Take Profit: 2660c Stop loss: 2920c Risk/ Reward: 1:2.46 Potential Profit: 185c per share 6.50% (43.35%)

49. Trade Spotlights: ABIL (ABL)

50. Trade Spotlights: Implats (IMP)

51. Long-term opportunities The Investor

52. Bi-monthly newsletter One Share Spot Long-term equity investor Positives & Negatives Technical View Recommendation Equity Account 3-year view 15% compounded

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55. Sasol (SOL) Bowcalf (BCF) Sunint (SUI) Hudaco (HDC) WBHO (WBO) The Investor - Share Picks Email Shaunvdb@psgonline.co.za to be added to The Investor mailing listShaunvdb@psgonline.co.za * *

56. Sasol (SOL)

57. Updated: 12 March 2013 Interim dividend 484.50 cps Payable Monday, 15 April 2013

58. Sasol (SOL) (Weekly)

59. Bowcalf (BCF)

60. Results expected: 14 March 2013

61. Bowcalf (BCF) (Weekly)

62. Sunint (SUI)

63. Updated: 26 February 2013 Interim dividend 97.11 cps Payable Monday, 25 March 2013

64. Sunnit (SUI) (Weekly)

65. Hudaco (HDC)

66. Hudaco (HDC) 8.2.2013

67. WBHO (WBO)

70. Open the Floor

71. Learn to trade Equity Derivatives Webinar (Full) –Date: Thursday, 14 March 2013 –Time: 13:00 14:00 Advanced Technical Analysis (Candlesticks) –Date: Wednesday, 20 March 2013 –Time: 13:00 14:00 Introduction to Exchange Traded Products (ETFs & ETNs) –Date: Wednesday, 10 April 2013 –Time: 13:00 14:00 Introduction to Fundamental Analysis –Date: Wednesday, 24 April 2013 –Time: 13:00 14:00 Upcoming Webinars **Please note: limited to 100 people

72. Durban –Date: Wednesday, 17 April 2013 –Time: 17:30 for 18:00 until 20:00 Johannesburg –Date: Tuesday, 28 May 2013 –Time: 17:30 for 18:00 until 20:00 Pretoria –Date: Tuesday, 25 June 2013 –Time: 17:30 for 18:00 until 20:00 Johannesburg –Date: Tuesday, 30 July 2013 –Time: 17:30 for 18:00 until 20:00 Cape Town –Date: Wednesday, 21 August 2013 –Time: 17:30 for 18:00 until 20:00 Traders Forum Meetings

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