@franco_cape yeah holding, dividend's been decent. depends what you paid for it really.
Nedbank Group (JSE: NED)
- Open
- R279.00
- Prev Close
- R276.86
- Day High
- R281.93
- Day Low
- R277.11
Key statistics
| Market cap | R127.9B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 14.7 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 7.70% |
| 52W high | R318.26 |
| 52W low | R224.95 |
| Volume | 113K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBearish
Investors noted Nedbank Group LTD stock trading around 275.25 with minor declines today, while sentiment remains cautiously optimistic as the bank's net interest margin and balance sheet are holding up better than expected despite challenging operating conditions.
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did some homework last night, ned's net interest margin holding up better than i expected given the rates environment
Been reading through the latest results, balance sheet holding up reasonably well despite the headwinds.
NED's basically our biggest bank after the big four, so if you want exposure to SA banking without picking one of the massive ones, it does the job. Dividend's decent enough if rates stay up.
Good day to top up at these levels. Banks are where people park money when they're worried, and Nedbank's got the deposit base to prove it. At 280.82 I'm not selling.
Pulled the latest results, balance sheet holding up ok under pressure.
Good morning everyone. Nedbank released results showing net profit up to R16.3bn, which is what the bank actually made after all costs, and they're paying out more in dividends to shareholders. Worth reading if you're thinking about the big four banks.
anyone else's power cut this afternoon or just me, lost my charger cable in the dark somewhere
Good Morning Everyone. Nedbank closed at 283.34 yesterday, which is solid ground for a bank that lends money to businesses and everyday people right across South Africa. When load-shedding hits hard, banks like this one feel the squeeze because businesses can't earn as much, but the dividend keeps coming which is why some folks hold it for that income.
Does Nedbank actually pay me a dividend each month, or is it once a year?
@nico_the_analyst fair point, but what happens to the dividend when loan losses spike in a recession?