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JSEDirect 177: Understanding the S&P GIVI Index from ABSA ETFs
Wayne Dennehy Head of ETF’s and Passive Absa Capital
Their RAFI Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) converted to S&P GIVI ETFs. We dig in what GIVI is all about.
Chris Botha director Imara Asset Management
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- I know that you say this might be different for everyone, but I would like to have some idea of where to start in “deciding” what a price is that I like. An example that you have often used before is Discovery, you mentioned that often or every time the share price drops to ~R120, you would add to your portfolio. My question is, let’s assume that the share price has since moved up to R200 over a year or three, what would be your new buying price? The odds of it dropping to R120 again becomes smaller and smaller every year.
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By www.JustOneLap.comWayne Dennehy Head of ETF’s and Passive Absa Capital
Their RAFI Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) converted to S&P GIVI ETFs. We dig in what GIVI is all about.
Chris Botha director Imara Asset Management
- Like
- Mondi PLC
- EOH
- Not like
- Anglo American
- Sasol
We Get Mail
- Johnny
- I know that you say this might be different for everyone, but I would like to have some idea of where to start in “deciding” what a price is that I like. An example that you have often used before is Discovery, you mentioned that often or every time the share price drops to ~R120, you would add to your portfolio. My question is, let’s assume that the share price has since moved up to R200 over a year or three, what would be your new buying price? The odds of it dropping to R120 again becomes smaller and smaller every year.
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