Picked up STXWIS at R55.57 as a lazy way to get broad JSE exposure without picking individual stocks, though the expense ratio bites a bit harder than I'd like.
STXWIS (JSE: STXWIS)
Last traded- Open
- R59.00
- Prev Close
- R59.10
- Day High
- R59.18
- Day Low
- R58.67
Key statistics
| Market cap | N/A |
|---|---|
| P/E | N/A |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R59.62 |
| 52W low | R52.66 |
| Volume | 16K |
| Listed | N/A |
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STXWIS sitting at R56.15 with that heavy tech weighting. Anyone else concerned about concentration risk here, or reckon the diversification across developed markets makes it a safer play than picking individual JSE stocks?
STXWIS sitting at R54.33 is a decent entry if you're after broad equity exposure without the stock-picking headache. The dividend yield on this tracker tends to be respectable given the underlying constituents, though you're betting the index itself stays resilient through the cy
STXWIS at R53.85 tracks the same large-cap universe as STXIND, but with a meaningful tilt toward financials and industrials that makes it heavier than STXFIN on dividends. The yield pickup versus the broader ALSI ETFs is real if you're after income, though you're taking on concen
STXWIS down half a percent today but the Capped SWIX continues to offer decent diversification across our big caps at reasonable valuations. Nothing dramatic in the move, more of a consolidation pattern if you ask me.
Picked up more STXWIS at R54.16 on this dip, the yield is still decent and the underlying constituents haven't fundamentally changed despite today's minor pullback.