Truworths INT LTD

TRU and the Consumer Goods sector both under pressure. R5108.00, -1.3%. Sector call or stock-specific?

TRU taking a 1.33% hit today while the broader apparel retail complex grapples with rand weakness cutting into import costs. Unlike Pepkor Holdings which benefits from a stronger currency tailwind on its USD-denominated earnings, Truworths' domestic consumer exposure means every

Truworths INT LTD -1.3% today to R5108.00. Who's buying this move and who's selling?

TRU's 1.33% pullback today is typical late-cycle consolidation for discretionary retail, especially with consumer balance sheets stretched and credit growth moderating. The real test comes if we see sustained breaks below support levels as economic data continues to soften.

Has anyone dissected the latest SENS on Truworths' inventory turns and receivables aging, because that 1.97% dip today feels like market myopia given their credit quality improvements in the recent circular. The real question is whether management's cost-to-serve metrics are actu

TRU bounced hard off the 5150 support this morning despite the red close, and I'm seeing a potential inverted head-and-shoulders forming on the daily. The -1.47% drop looks like profit-taking rather than distribution, with volume suggesting smart money accumulating at these level

TRU dropped a bit today to R5203 but I'm holding my few shares because the company still pays dividends and that's what matters to me as a long-term saver.

TRU's down 2% today, but I'm thinking about the 5-10 year runway here rather than daily noise. The retail sector remains structural challenged with margin compression and shifting consumer behaviour, yet Truworths has a heritage brand portfolio and international exposure that cou

TRU's pullback to R5247 offers limited appeal given the consumer discretionary sector is pricing in a soft landing narrative that risks unwinding if rate cuts disappoint. The retailer's margin compression from input cost inflation and subdued like-for-like growth suggests we're n

TRU dropped 2.03% today to R5396 but I'm trying to understand if this is just noise or something serious happening with the fashion retail space in SA. Can someone explain what's moving this stock over the long run, like what makes the price go up and down year on year?

TRU took a knock today, down 2.03%, but hey this might be a chance to add a bit more if you believe in the company long term.

TRU down 1.08% to R5310 — retail margin pressure is real, this isn't just a bad day.

TRU at R5309 down 1.10% while Pepkor Holdings keeps finding buyers on those margin stories. Retail's fragmented here - luxury holdco versus discounter positioning.

TRU at R5330 down 0.71% — retail sector's still getting hammered, but their dividend yield looking decent enough that I'm holding rather than bailing.