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Stopped out of AEL at R2199.00. That 2.3% gap down was ugly.

AEL catching a 3.42% bid today and trading at R2179 suggests the market is finally recognizing value in their enterprise solutions division. Am I wrong to think local tech infrastructure plays are still dirt cheap relative to global SaaS comps, or are there balance sheet concerns

AEL sliding 0.81% today while the broader tech index stays flat is a bit concerning, especially compared to Datatec which held support better this week. The stock's trading near its 50-day MA but needs to reclaim R2120 or risk testing the 200-day; if it does hold here though, cou

AEL trading flat at R2107 reflects the structural headwinds facing local IT services and distribution plays. The tech sector exposure here is heavily weighted to declining enterprise IT spend in SA and Naspers-adjacent risks, so unless they're aggressively shifting to higher-marg

Took a nibble on AEL at R2140 on today's dip, though the tech sector remains hostage to Eskom's load-shedding trajectory and potential regulatory headwinds around digital infrastructure, so I'm sizing this conservatively until we see clearer visibility on government's ICT spendin

AEL down 1.23% today but the tech selloff feels overcooked given Altron's diversified services model versus pure-play software peers. If we look at the valuation relative to competitors like Datatec, AEL's enterprise services exposure provides more defensive cash flow characteris

AEL at R2230 is up 1.36% but still trading at a discount to where it should be given the tech services consolidation story. Eish, the market's not convinced on management's turnaround yet.

AEL touching R2200 with that 4.31% pop today — is this finally breaking out of the range or just another tech sector bounce before reality sets in?

AEL at R2150 is finally catching a bid after weeks of being dead weight, but I need to see if this 1.94% pop has any legs or if it's just profit-taking noise.

AEL at R2152 is still pricing in a lot of pain from their legacy IT services exposure. Need to see if the cloud pivot actually moves the needle on margins.

AEL at R2152 finally catching a bid after that brutal tech selloff, but the real question is whether Bytes and Nexthink can actually drive margins or if we're just seeing dead cat bounce. Their cloud transition has been painfully slow compared to peers.