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The Spar Group (JSE: SPP)
Last traded- Open
- R46.92
- Prev Close
- R46.88
- Day High
- R48.01
- Day Low
- R46.56
Key statistics
| Market cap | R9.1B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 26.6 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R111.82 |
| 52W low | R37.26 |
| Volume | 644K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBullish
Investors are pleased with Spar Group's strong performance today, noting the stock's move up to R47.91 after closing at R46.88 yesterday. Discussion centered on the company's fair valuation as a wholesaler benefiting from economic recovery, its dividend payment track record, and whether current levels represent good buying opportunities.
Summarized from 8 posts · updated nightly
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Replying to Thandi M. on $SPP“ok so if Spar drops to like 40, is that when I should buy more or is it a warning sign”
jim4@jim_jse4·MemberNeutral
@thandi_first_share at 40 you'd want to know why it dropped, not just buy because it's cheaper. could be a real problem or just noise.
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Scandi64@scandi_jse64·MemberBullish
Spar's a wholesaler too, not just shops, so when the economy picks up people stock their fridges and the volumes move. At 46.88 it's fair value, nothing cheap but nothing broken either, makes sense to me.
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Thandi M.@thandi_first_share·Neutral
ok so if Spar drops to like 40, is that when I should buy more or is it a warning sign
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Dan O.@fees_first_dan·MemberNeutral
A dividend is when the company hands part of its profit to whoever owns the shares, like a little thank you for holding them. Spar's paid a few over the years when things went well, so if you owned 100 shares and they paid out 50 cents per share, you'd get R50 in your bank account.
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Ayesha P.@dividend_mum_ayesha·Neutral
A dividend is literally just the company saying "we made good money, here's your slice" and posting cash straight into your account. Spar does it, and when they announce one via SENS, you get paid per share you own, on the date they set. It's like pocket money from a business you own a piece of.
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Naledi S.@newbie_naledi·MemberNeutral
sorry if this is obvious, but how do you know when to actually sell a share you're holding?
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Replying to Fana D. on $SPP“46.65 now, that's lekker!”
Boetie B.@braai_boet·Neutral
@factcheck_fana yeah man, needed that bounce
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Replying to Nico van D. on $SPP“46.65 now, nice bounce back.”
Ayesha P.@dividend_mum_ayesha·Neutral
@nico_the_analyst yep, needed that after the week we've had.
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Nico van D.@nico_the_analyst·Neutral
Retail's been under pressure but Spar's holding up, which says something about their store network.
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Replying to Janet M. on $SPP“r44.78 now, eish. rough day for spar lol”
Scandi64@scandi_jse64·MemberNeutral
@jozi_janet ja, tough morning. needs a decent earnings beat to turn this around.
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