Afrimat and BAT
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Independent Analyst Chris Gilmour chose Afrimat as his stock pick of the day and Gerbrand Smit from N-e-F-G Fund Managers chose British American Tobacco.
Gilmour said: "Well I'm sticking with a little tried and tested favourite Afrimat, if I look at that iron-ore price and I do believe that that is sustainable"
Smit said: "'I'm going go a bit more defensive, I'm going to go for British American Tobacco, I think the new generation products are doing okay, they're swapping the guys towards that over time and that's your risk if they can do that successfully over time. But in the meantime you earn eight percent dividend yield at a PE multiple of eight."
Gilmour said: "Well I'm sticking with a little tried and tested favourite Afrimat, if I look at that iron-ore price and I do believe that that is sustainable"
Smit said: "'I'm going go a bit more defensive, I'm going to go for British American Tobacco, I think the new generation products are doing okay, they're swapping the guys towards that over time and that's your risk if they can do that successfully over time. But in the meantime you earn eight percent dividend yield at a PE multiple of eight."