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1nvest MSCI EM Asia Index Feeder ETF (JSE: ETFEMA)
Last traded- Open
- R48.98
- Prev Close
- R49.09
- Day High
- R49.24
- Day Low
- R48.88
Key statistics
| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R54.00 |
| 52W low | R43.78 |
| Volume | 20K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBullish
Investors are positive about 1nvest MSCI EM Asia Index Feeder ETF trading at 52.13, viewing the day's price movement as a solid jump and a good opportunity to increase Asia exposure.
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MomentumTracker@momentumtracker_jse·Bullish
Added to ETFEMA at R46.80 because emerging market Asia still offers better growth prospects than developed markets, and at this price the fund's expense ratio looks reasonable for the diversification you're getting across the region.
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K. Maphosa@k_maphosa·Neutral
ETFEMA's been grinding lower on broader EM weakness, but the long-term case stays intact if you believe Asia's structural growth story outpaces developed markets. At R47.26 the dividend yield's respectable for a feeder product, and you're getting decent diversification across the
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julianreins@julianreins_jse·Neutral
ETFEMA sitting at R47.48 with emerging Asia looking attractive on valuations, but is anyone actually using this for tactical EM exposure or just parking cash in a fee drag? The underlying index has real growth potential if China stabilises, yet the feeder structure always feels l
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Fana D.@factcheck_fana·MemberNeutral
ETFEMA at R46.72 gives you broad Asian exposure at a reasonable clip, but you're betting on EM currency headwinds easing and Chinese growth accelerating from here. The fee drag is minimal, though the index composition matters more than the price itself.