| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R12.50 |
| 52W low | R10.53 |
| Volume | 3 |
| Listed | N/A |
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RWGPR at R10.93 is tracking pretty much in line with the rest of the diversified ETF space, though the yield looks thin compared to something like Satrix40 if you're chasing income. Depends on what you're after: if it's pure exposure to JSE blue chips with lower fees, it's compet
RWGPR at R11.35 offers decent distribution yield for the ETF play, but the rand volatility and offshore weighting mean I'm holding tight rather than adding fresh capital until we see clearer macro signals.
RWGPR down 1.3% to R11.41 but the yield still looks decent relative to the broader property ETF space. Global property trackers are getting hammered on rates, so this pullback isn't unique to it.
RWGPR sitting at R12.21 with that juicy 8% yield, but I'm wondering if anyone's actually getting nervous about the underlying bond holdings as rates stay elevated. Is the income worth the duration risk here, or are we just chasing yield on a sinking ship.
RWGPR at R12.03 is trading near its 52-week range, and the ETF structure continues to offer decent diversification for rand-hedged exposure without the single-stock volatility. Long-term, the real question is whether the underlying portfolio can deliver returns that justify holdi
RWGPR sitting at R12.25 offers a decent yield play in the ETF space, though it's trading at a premium to some of its peer trackers like EUSA which carry lower fees. If you're after exposure to US equities with a local ETF wrapper, the cost structure here matters more than the uni
RWGPR up 4% today puts it back within touching distance of its 52-week range, though the fund's expense ratio still sits higher than comparable global equity ETFs like Satrix World or Ashburton Global. The recent move suggests some capital flowing back to rand-hedged plays, but y
RWGPR dipped 0.52% to R11.57 today, nothing alarming for a bond-heavy ETF when the yield curve's been doing its thing lately.