Best and worst trades on the JSE: Pick and Pay, MTN and more

The JSE is the largest stock exchange in Africa. Take a closer look at the top gainers and losers on Tuesday 5 April 2022.

Pick n Pay Stores Ltd (PIK)

PIK stocks closed on R53.93 on April 5 above a previous close of R50.80, and indicated a total price move of +R3.13/+6.16%. The consensus forecast on PIK stocks suggests a 0% sell, 38% hold and 62% buy.

MTN Group Ltd (MTN)

MTN stocks closed on R181.36 on April 5 above a previous close of R173.58, and indicated a total price move of +R7.78/+4.48%. The consensus forecast on MTN stocks suggests a 38% sell, 23% hold and 38% buy.

Tiger Brands Ltd (TBS)

TBS stocks closed on R158.64 on April 5 above a previous close of R153.01, and indicated a total price move of +R5.63/+3.68%. The consensus forecast on TBS stocks suggests a 22% sell, 56% hold and 22% buy.

The Stocks that have performed the worst today:

Naspers Ltd (NPN)

NPN stocks closed on R1661.05 on April 5 below a previous close of R1773.50, and indicated a total price move of -R112.45/-6.34%. The consensus forecast on NPN stocks suggests a 0% sell, 9% hold and 91% buy.

Prosus NV (PRX)

PRX stocks closed on R788.91 on April 5 below a previous close of R840.10, and indicated a total price move of -R51.19/-6.09%. The consensus forecast on PRX stocks suggests a 0% sell, 17% hold and 83% buy.

Compagnie Fin Richemont (CFR)

CFR stocks closed on R181.56 on April 5 below a previous close of R192.58, and indicated a total price move of -R11.02/-5.72%. The consensus forecast on CFR stocks suggests a 4% sell, 19% hold and 77% buy.