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Woolworths Holdings (JSE: WHL) share price, discussion & sentiment
OpenR 46,95
Prev CloseR 46,98
Day HighR 47,22
Day LowR 45,69
Volume3.41M
What the community is sayingBearish
Investors are holding Woolworths Holdings (WHL) with optimistic price targets, expecting the stock to reach 55 rand by year-end from its current level around 47 rand, though sentiment suggests some concern about the stock's recent performance and a desire for stronger momentum.
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Janet M.@jozi_janet·Bearish
honestly the grocery side carries them but fashion bleeding margins is the real problem. if woolies can get fashion back to breakeven at least, there's genuine upside from 46.98. thing is they've been saying that for years so lol.
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“Honestly WHL at 46.98 is starting to look interesting if they can sort out the fashion division drag. Woolies grocery business is still soli…”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
@jozi_janet exactly, fashion is the anchor holding it back
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“Honestly WHL at 46.98 is starting to look interesting if they can sort out the fashion division drag. Woolies grocery business is still soli…”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
@jozi_janet exactly, fashion is the anchor holding it back
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“Honestly WHL at 46.98 is starting to look interesting if they can sort out the fashion division drag. Woolies grocery business is still soli…”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
@jozi_janet ya that's the real issue hey, Fashion is killing it
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Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
Honestly WHL at 46.98 is starting to look interesting if they can sort out the fashion division drag. Woolies grocery business is still solid but Fashion and Country Road keep weighing on earnings, makes it hard to get excited. If they can turn those around the upside is there, but that's a big if for now.
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Janet M.@jozi_janet·Bearish
Honestly the Fashion side has been a real drag on WHL for ages now, Country Road Group just isn't pulling its weight like it used to. The grocery business is solid and Woolies supermarket has pricing power most competitors don't have, but you're basically paying for a department store that's slowly becoming irrelevant. At R46.98 it's not exactly screaming value either, especially when the retail environment is this tough with load-shedding killing foot traffic.
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Janet M.@jozi_janet·Bearish
Woolies has been under pressure but the supermarket side is still the cash cow, even with load-shedding hitting everyone. Fashion division is the question mark for me, especially with Country Road dragging things down. If they can stabilize that and keep grocery margins where they are, 55 isn't crazy for end of year, but feels like we need to see some actual improvement first, not just hope.
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“R47.11 now, come on WHL”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
@jozi_janet ja, we need that bounce back
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“Big wall at 50 hey. Algos not letting this run.”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Bullish
Come on, break through 50!
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Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
Did some homework on WHL over the weekend. Balance sheet holding up pretty well actually
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Replying to Janet M. on $WHL“Big wall at 50 hey. Algos not letting this run.”
Janet M.@jozi_janet·Neutral
@jozi_janet ja, feels like we're stuck there
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Fundamentals
Valuation
Market Cap
R44.59BP/E Ratio
24.47EPS (TTM)
N/ADividend Yield
4.24%Price Range
52W Low R 0,0052W High R 0,00
Current R 46,12 — 50% of range
Performance
Return on Equity
15.71%Debt / Equity
3.07Trading
Volume
3.41MSector
Consumer GoodsIndustry
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