Blog

Sharesight20NZX weekly top 20 NZX trades - 1st June 2020

by David Olsen, Senior Marketing Manager — Content/SEO, Sharesight | Jun 1st 2020
Disclaimer: The below article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a product recommendation, or taxation or financial advice and should not be relied upon as such. Please consult with your financial adviser or accountant to obtain the correct advice for your situation.

In this Sharesight20NZX weekly snapshot of the 20 most traded stocks on the NZX by Sharesight users, we saw investors continue to surge back into the market via the Smartshares NZ Top 50 ETF (NZX: FNZ).

Top 20 NZX trades last week

Click on the image below to see the full Sharesight20NZX snapshot of the 20 most traded NZX shares during the period:

Top20 NZX trades June 1 2020

Subscribe to Sharesight20 snapshots

Did you know you can receive Sharesight20 trading snapshots by email automatically? Subscribe here to always get the latest data when it's released.

Track your investment portfolio with Sharesight

Get access to Sharesight20 insights like this by tracking your investment portfolio with Sharesight. Built for the needs of investors like you:

Sign up for a FREE Sharesight account and get started tracking your investments today.

FURTHER READING

Benefits of stock screeners

Not all stock screeners are created equal — here's how to choose wisely

by Dr Laura Rusu | Mar 5th 2026

With thousands of securities to choose from, a stock screener is more than a filter — it's a decision framework. Here's what to look for.

Financial system

Future focus: The perils of the new financial system

by Shani Jayamanne | Mar 5th 2026

This International Women’s Day, Shani explores the risks of the new financial system, and how they mirror those of the established system.

Investor confidence

Why investors are more informed, yet less confident than ever

by Stephanie Stefanovic | Feb 19th 2026

More information doesn't always mean more confidence. Learn what's driving the client engagement gap and how advisers can close it.