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Centennial Coal Company (CEY) the largest Australia based independent coal company which is involved in a coal mining and marketing with the focus on supply of coking and thermal coal to both Australian and export markets was the worst performer in the ASX100 list for the 3rd week of 2010. The company lost 10.9 percent or 46 cents to its stock price and was closed for the week at $3.73.

Sims Metal Management (SGM), a company that is globally engaged in two primary businesses: The Metal recycling and Sims Metal Recycling Solutions (market capitalisation $4201.5 million) was the worst performer in the ASX100 list for the 35th week that lost 7.7 percent or $1.93 to its stock price closing the week at $23.05.

Aquarius Platinum (AQP), a company that is engaged in exploration, development and acquisition of platinum group metals was the best performing stocks in ASX100 index for the 32nd week that saw a rise of 15.4 percent or 77 cents in its stock price closing the week at $5.74.

Macquarie Office Trust (MOF), a major office properties owner of Australia which is engaged in property investment in Australia, USA and Europe was the worst performer in the Australian Stock Exchange ASX100 index with a loss of 17.3 percent or 4 cents in its stock price and was closed for the week at 19 cents.

Dexus Property Group (DXS), a major property Company in Australia that operates at more than 260 properties worth of A$15 Billion was the worst performer in the ASX100 which lost 7.9 percent or 6 cents in its stock price and was closed at 70 cents.

Aquarius Platinum (AQP) is the winner of the week (the best performing company on the Australian sharemarket ASX200 index) for week 3 of 2007. The mining company closed the week $4.11 higher or 15.2 percent, closing at a final price of $31.11. The ASX queried the company that may explain the week's bullish movements, and the company is "not aware of any information that has not been announced that would explain the recent trading in the securities of the company. The All Ordinaries closed the week at 5652.1, up 0.7 percent from 5611.9 last week, while the ASX200 index closed at 5673.1.

Australian Stock Exchange listed stocks with the largest dollar gain and in the S&P/ASX200. Why should a share trader be interested? Because CFDs are on margin - usually 10% on the ASX200, and the larger the dollar $ move the larger the profits. Why look at the largets Gain and Losers? because you can either go Long or Short, respectiely.