Satrix MSCI India Feeder ETF (JSE: STXNDA)
- Open
- R66.99
- Prev Close
- R66.63
- Day High
- R67.23
- Day Low
- R66.21
Key statistics
| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R74.90 |
| 52W low | R65.86 |
| Volume | 8K |
| Listed | N/A |
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STXNDA at R71.59 gives you India exposure without the currency headache of direct equity picks, though the fee drag on a feeder structure still stings versus holding MSCI India direct. The rupee weakness narrative is priced in now, so unless the Indian economy shifts materially,
STXNDA sitting at R70.84 and India's growth story still looks compelling to me, but the rand strength is eating into returns for rands-based investors. Are you holding this for the long haul or does currency hedging make more sense at these levels?
STXNDA at R71.28 gives you India exposure without the currency headache that comes with direct stock picks, though you're paying for that convenience compared to something like STXFSI which at least stays domestic. The real question is whether you believe Indian growth justifies
India's structural growth narrative remains compelling even if valuations have stretched, and at R72.06 this ETF gives you clean exposure without picking individual stocks. The 1.58% pop today is noise, but the real question is whether you're comfortable holding through the volat
Picked up more STXNDA at R71.47 this morning. Indian equities are still compelling on valuation metrics versus developed markets, and the rand weakness doesn't hurt either.