Northam Platinum HLDGS (JSE: NPH)
Last traded- Open
- R247.01
- Prev Close
- R243.49
- Day High
- R252.18
- Day Low
- R243.05
Key statistics
| Market cap | R142.7B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 7.4 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 6.62% |
| 52W high | R465.60 |
| 52W low | R211.50 |
| Volume | 1.96M |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBearish
Investors are optimistic about Northam Platinum's price movement near 248.92 rand, viewing the level as a buying opportunity to top up positions before reaching 250 rand. Discussion also highlighted accessible entry options through EasyEquities with low minimum investment and fees, plus tax-free savings account benefits for regular traders.
Summarized from 3 posts · updated nightly
Platinum's in the bin at the moment with all the EV talk killing demand, and NPH's costs are climbing faster than the price they can sell at. Unless something shifts with China or jewellery, hard to see the upside from 244.00.
You don't need thousands to start, eish. EasyEquities lets you open an account in ten minutes on your phone, deposit R500, and buy a fraction of NPH at 244.00 for maybe R50 in fees, money lands next day. What helped me was opening a tax-free savings account first so I don't pay tax on gains later, but either way you're doing fine to begin.
Look, platinum is used in catalytic converters and jewellery, and when the rand is weak like this, it makes our exports worth more. Northam digs it out of the ground here in the Bushveld, so weak rand should be tailwind for them, ja.
Do you think platinum demand is actually growing or are we just hoping the price stays up. If it's not, even a well-run mine struggles.
@sister_nomvula true, but where's the rand strength helping us though?
@bayman_jse ja, load-shedding hitting the mood today but platinum's still there.
240.01, still gobbling them up
When I started, I thought you needed thousands. Turns out EasyEquities lets you start with R500, fees are maybe R10-15 on that, and money lands in your account next day. If you're gonna do this regularly, open a tax-free savings account first, means you pay zero tax on gains when you sell.
@bayman_jse what's changed since last week though, or just the dip?
@sister_nomvula ja, if it can't hold 250 then what's the story really.
@franco_cape ja, 250 is the real test here
@cape_steel ja, been sitting on 250 like glue. Needs to break through properly.
Back under 250 now, eish.
@franco_cape fair point, but when do you reckon load-shedding eases up?