Satrix 40

Today, we’re diving into the thrilling world of trading values and volumes for the Satrix 40 bundle. If you’re not familiar with it, the Satrix 40 bundle is an index tracking fund listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. It’s designed to give you exposure to the top 40 companies in South Africa.

Satrix is wholly owned by Sanlam.

So, let’s get down to business and talk about the trading values and volumes for today.

Here’s what you need to know:

Net Asset Value (NAV) per Satrix 40 ETF security: R 72.1784
The NAV represents the total value of the fund’s assets divided by the number of outstanding shares. It gives you an idea of the fund’s underlying value.

Distributable Amount per security: 0.7954
This is the amount that can be distributed to shareholders as income or dividends.

Cash Contribution per Satrix 40 ETF Basket: R 80,910.00
The cash contribution is the amount required to create or redeem a basket of Satrix 40 ETF shares.

Now, you might be wondering about the trading fees. Well, here’s the great news: the Satrix 40 bundle incurs minimal trading fees. That means you can focus on maximizing your returns without worrying about excessive costs.

If you’re interested in the fund’s strategy, it aims to track the performance of the Satrix Top 40 Index. The index is rebalanced quarterly, ensuring that it stays aligned with the market’s movements.

Before we wrap up, let’s take a quick look at the latest trading data. As of today, the Satrix 40 ETF (STX40:JNB:ZAR) is trading at 7309, with a positive change of +93 (+1.29%). Please note that these prices are at least 15 minutes delayed and are sourced from the JSE Ltd.

That’s a wrap on today’s trading values and volumes for the Satrix 40 bundle. Remember, investing involves risks, so it’s always a good idea to do your research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

Happy investing, and may the markets be in your favor!

Satrix offer a number of ETF’s (Exchange Traded Funds):

1. Satrix FINI: You want exposure to the financial sector. This ETF tracks the 15 largest financial companies listed on the JSE.
2. Satrix INDI: It’s local industrial stocks you’re after. This ETF tracks the 25 largest industrial companies listed on the JSE.
3. Satrix RESI: You want exposure to the local resources sector. This ETF tracks the 10 largest resources companies ranked by investable market cap, capped at 30%.
4. Satrix ILBI: You want exposure to inflation-linked bonds issued by the South African government.
5. Satrix TRACI: You are looking for money market type returns.
6. Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets: Access global equities in emerging markets, such as China, India and Taiwan.
7. Satrix GOVI: You want exposure to bonds issued by the South African government.
8. Satrix MAPPS Growth: You have a longer time horizon and can endure variability of returns in exchange for prospective long-term investment returns.
9. Satrix S&P 500: Invest in 500 of the leading companies in the United States in a single trade.
10. Satrix Shari’ah Top 40: A fund created to comply with Shari’ah principles of investing.
11. Satrix MAPPS Protect: You have a shorter time horizon and a lower tolerance for returns variability and prefer a more stable return stream.
12. Satrix Nasdaq 100: This ETF includes companies listed in the US and operating across all sectors except the financial sector. It is heavily weighted toward technology companies.
13. Satrix Low Volatility: This fund offers diversified exposure to highly liquid mid- and large cap securities in the South African equity market that exhibit attractive low-volatility characteristics (low price realised volatility and stable earnings and sales growth). The fund is risk-controlled to the FTSE/JSE Capped SWIX Index.
14. Satrix Value Equity: This fund offers diversified exposure to highly liquid mid- and large cap securities in the South African equity market that exhibit attractive value characteristics (low price-to-earnings, EV to EBITDA and price-to-book ratios). The fund is risk-controlled to the FTSE/JSE Capped SWIX Index.
15. Satrix MSCI China: Access the broader Chinese equity market in a single trade.
16. Satrix Global Bond: This ETF includes investment-grade government and corporate bonds across developed and emerging markets.
17. Satrix S&P Namibia Bond: You want exposure to bonds issued by the Namibian government.
18. Satrix MSCI World ESG: Similar to the Satrix MSCI World, this ETF offers global developed market equity exposure, but it’s weighted towards companies with good environmental, social and governance traits.
19. Satrix JSE Global Equity: This ETF tracks the performance of the FTSE/JSE Global Investor Index, which is comprised of local equities with a stronger global flavour.
20. Satrix MSCI Emerging Markets ESG: This ETF offers global emerging market equity exposure, weighted towards companies with good environmental, social and governance traits.
21. Satrix MSCI ACWI: The ETF tracks an index that is a traditional market cap index, used as a benchmark for global equity funds, and can serve as a core building block in an investor’s overall asset allocation strategy.
22. Satrix Global Infrastructure: Access exposure to worldwide listed companies involved in the FTSE Russell-defined “core” infrastructure activities.
23. Satrix Healthcare Innovation: The STOXX Global Breakthrough Healthcare index is composed of developed and emerging market companies that generate significant revenues from specific sectors focused on pushing the boundaries in medical treatment and technology.
24. Satrix Inclusion and Diversity: Access companies that are champions of social change and invest in the 30 most inclusive and diverse companies on the JSE.
25. Satrix Capped All Share: The Satrix Capped All Share ETF tracks the FTSE/JSE Capped All Share Index. This is South Africa’s first market-capitalization weighted index designed to track the entire all-share universe.
26. Satrix MSCI India: Access exposure to the broader Indian stock market in a single trade.
27. Satrix Smart City Infrastructure: Access exposure to companies that benefit from the urbanisation megatrend, focusing on providing services for development.