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Thuli N.@thuli_dd·MemberBullish
Picked up more DCCUS2 at R1640.90 because the rand weakness keeps the dollar allocation attractive for hedging, and the 2-year duration gives me decent flexibility if rates shift.
2YR Dollar Custodial Cert (JSE: DCCUS2)
Last traded- Open
- R1 672.80
- Prev Close
- R1 671.30
- Day High
- R1 672.80
- Day Low
- R1 665.15
Key statistics
| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R1 729.30 |
| 52W low | R1 598.10 |
| Volume | 300 |
| Listed | N/A |
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replicant2209@replicant_2209·Neutral
DCCUS2 at R1640.90 is essentially a cash proxy with minimal duration risk, so you're paying for liquidity and rand stability rather than any growth. The yield is whatever the Fed rate action dictates, which means this is more of a parking spot than an investment if you're chasing
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MomentumTracker@momentumtracker_jse·Neutral
DCCUS2 sitting at R1640.90 offers decent shelter if you reckon the rand stays under pressure, but the 2-year horizon limits upside and you're basically betting on currency weakness rather than growth. The yield is respectable for a defensive play, though opportunity cost versus e
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Naledi S.@newbie_naledi·MemberNeutral
DCCUS2 at R1671.85 is basically a proxy for USD strength and interest rate plays rather than equity selection, so you're really betting on currency and global bond markets rather than underlying company fundamentals. The yield is decent if you believe the rand stays weak, but the