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Best Performing Stocks Week 42

Sat, 20/10/2007 - 00:50

Among the best performing stocks last week (week 42) on the Australian sharemarket were a mixture of energy and mining companies: Nexus Energy (NXS), Paladin (PDN), Pan Australian Resources (PNA), AWB, Mt Gibson Iron (MGX), Sino Gold (SGX), Roc Oil (ROC) and Flight Centre (FLT). All the above best performing stocks for week 42 stocks managed more than 10 percent gain on the trading week. Nexus Energy was the overall winning stock taking in a 16 percent increase after new company takeover speculation and the recent increase in the oil price.

Flight Centre (FLT): Winner

Mon, 30/10/2006 - 19:49

Flight Centre (FLT) Stock Price Chart

Flight Centre (FLT) is the best performing stock on the Australian sharemarket this week (Winner of the week for week 43 of 2006). The FLT stock closed the week 24 percent higher after a bid for the company. There is a bid by its founders to delist the travel company in a $1.6 billion private equity bid. Founding shareholders led by executive director Graham Turner own 57 per cent of the company, and are offering $17.20 a share to buy out minorities in conjunction with Pacific Equity Partners.

The Argument for Investment - Turning $1000 investment into $131,666 in Three Years

Sun, 19/02/2006 - 22:26

I like trading, because I can make a decent living out of it. But although money can come easy through trading after some hard work learning how to trade and planning and executing your trading plans you hear the odd story of how investment is way better than trading actively. There was a stock that in the last three years that would have allowed you to grow an initial $1000 investment into $131,666 or alternatively if you picked the "other stock" you would have earned $107,432 in three years by simply sitting on your hands. No trading plans, no time going in and out of trades as well as analysing them. the two stocks? Uranium explorer Paladin and Fortescue Metals. Rise in price had been fuelled by sheer growth as neither pays dividends.

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