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INP holding steady at R14184 with barely a flicker today, but the real story is whether this wealth manager can capitalize on Africa's growing HNWI base as our continent's middle class expands - management execution on cross-border African expansion will be the real test.
INP up 0.60% today, not much movement but I'm holding. Every small gain counts when you're building something from R300 a month.
INP down 1.4% today but the weakness feels like noise given the group's track record of consistent dividend growth over the cycle. At R13961, if management maintains their disciplined payout approach while growing earnings, there's more upside than downside for patient income inv
INP down 0.99% to R14044 – bit of profit-taking after that run, nothing alarming but wouldn't chase it here.
INP grinding up to R14k+ finally, that 1.18% feels like someone's actually buying the financials again instead of the usual doom-scrolling
INP at R13900 up 1.72% today—wondering if this is just relief buying or if something's shifted in their wealth management division.
INP at R13997 is finally showing some momentum after that slog, but the real question is whether this wealth management pivot actually sticks when offshore markets inevitably hit turbulence. Their UK and international exposure cuts both ways—good diversification until it isn't.
INP hitting R13993 with that 2.4% pop suggests the market's finally pricing in some of their restructuring wins, though I'm waiting to see if this sticks or just another false breakout.
INP at R122 is looking decent after that 0.65% climb today. Financials are finally catching some bid, but I need to see if this sticks or it's just noise.
INP at R122 is barely moving despite what's happening in global rates. Their UK operations should be catching a bid if BoE holds course, but the rand weakness is eating into returns.