Which 2 stocks reflected maximum activity on NZX?

2 min read | October 31, 2021 12:48 AM NZDT | By Jasmine Anand

Highlights

  • Stocks that record maximum activity reflect a strong impetus among the investors to either sell or buy a particular stock.
  • Sky Network Television’s shareholders passed a special resolution to amend the Company's constitution.
  • Kiwi Property Group to publish its interim results late next month.

Broadly speaking, the maximum activity is seen in those stocks, which are heavily traded on a stock exchange on any given day. These stocks reflect investors’ sentiments and market trends and hence, are actively bought and sold on the board.

Analysts and investors can take a snapshot of the most active stocks, which may be recorded for a day, a week, a fortnight, or even for a month for making crucial investment calculations.

That said, let us skim through the two NZ stocks with the highest trade volume on Friday.

NZX stocks- SKT, KPG

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Sky Network Television Limited (NZX:SKT)

The country’s famous media-based company, Sky Network Television Limited witnessed the maximum activity, with a trading volume of 6,135,972.

Yesterday, the Company held its online Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, wherein a special resolution was passed by its shareholders to revise SKT’s constitution.

Further details can be looked at both NZX as well as at the Company’s website.

At the market close, Sky Network Television gained by 1.06% at NZ$1.900, on 29 October.

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Kiwi Property Group Limited (NZX:KPG)

The property giant, Kiwi Property Group Limited was one of the highest traded shares on NZX on Friday, with a trading volume of 2,783,895.

On 22 November, the Company would publish its half-year results ended 30 September 2021.

A live webcast of the same will be arranged for investors, analysts as well as for the media.

The shares of Kiwi Property Group rose by 1.74% at NZ$1.170, on 29 October, at the end of the trading session.

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Bottom Line

The most active stocks generally have high liquidity. Investors could keep a close watch on stocks’ trends to make informed decisions.


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