Bottom Ten Performers Stock Market Trading ASX 100
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Stock Market Trading Bottom Ten Performers on the ASX 100 for the week. These stocks decreased their share price by the largest percentage on the Australian sharemarket, the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) from the previous week of trading (14th week: 4th April to 8th April 2011). Other lists of ASX companies by market capitalisation. Share Prices Which Fell ASX 100 last week. You can read the most recent winners and losers. Stocks in this list include: LEI, DOW, ASX, MQG, DJS, CTX, AIO, MAP, NWS, TEL.
List of Bottom Ten Performers Stock Market Trading ASX 100
- Leighton Holdings Limited (ASX:LEI) (-$1.16,-3.911%)
- Downer Edi Limited (ASX:DOW) (-$0.12,-3.183%)
- Asx Limited (ASX:ASX) (-$1.07,-3.11%)
- Macquarie Group Limited (ASX:MQG) (-$1.11,-3.044%)
- David Jones Limited (ASX:DJS) (-$0.12,-2.521%)
- Caltex Australia Limited (ASX:CTX) (-$0.31,-1.982%)
- Asciano Group (ASX:AIO) (-$0.03,-1.714%)
- Macquarie Airports (ASX:MAP) (-$0.05,-1.639%)
- News Corporation (ASX:NWS) (-$0.27,-1.507%)
- Telecom Corporation Of New Zealand Limited (ASX:TEL) (-$0.02,-1.333%)
Leighton Holdings Limited (LEI) ended this week weaker at $28.50. Leighton Holdings (LEI) is known as the parent company of a group consisted of Thiess, Leighton Contractors, Leighton Asia (Northern), Leighton Asia (Southern), John Holland and Leighton Properties, which all focus on project development as well as contracting businesses with activities including facilities management , operations and maintenance, environmental services, contract mining and engineering and building construction. LEIGHTON HOLDINGS LIMITED was the second worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 shedding stock price value of -$1.16 or -3.911%. Leighton Holdings Limited shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). LEI is in the Capital Goods industry.
Downer Edi Limited (DOW) closed this week lower at $3.65. Downer EDI Limited (DOW) is a company engaged in the provision of infrastructure management services and comprehensive engineering services to private and public power, rail, road, mining, resource and telecommunications sectors in Australia, Asia, Europe, New Zealand and United States. DOWNER EDI LIMITED was the a loser this week on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$0.12 or -3.183%. Downer Edi Limited shares can be traded by share traders on the Australian stock market. DOW is in the Commercial Services & Supplies industry.
Asx Limited (ASX) ended this week weaker at $33.33. The ASX (Australian Securities Exchange), is the operational entity behind the primary national stock exchange in Australia. ASX LIMITED was the one of the worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 diminishing their stock price by -$1.07 or -3.11%. Asx Limited shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian Stock Exchange. ASX is in the Diversified Financials industry.
Macquarie Group Limited (MQG) closed this week lower at $35.36. Macquarie Group (MQG) is a global provider of diversified financial services comprising banking, financial, advisory and investment services in Australia and selected financial services offshore. MACQUARIE GROUP LIMITED was the a loser this week on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$1.11 or -3.044%. Macquarie Group Limited shares can be traded by share traders on the Australian stock market. MQG is in the Diversified Financials industry.
David Jones Limited (DJS) ended this week weaker at $4.64. David Jones (DJS) is operating department stores in Australia, which provide a diversified range of international and local brands. DAVID JONES LIMITED was the one of the worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$0.12 or -2.521%. David Jones Limited shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian stock market. DJS is in the Retailing industry.
Caltex Australia Limited (CTX) ended this week weaker at $15.33. Caltex Australia Limited (CTX) is a company engaged in the refining, purchase, marketing and distribution of petroleum products as well as the operation of many convenience stores in Australia. CALTEX AUSTRALIA LIMITED was the one of the worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 diminishing their stock price by -$0.31 or -1.982%. Caltex Australia Limited shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian Stock Exchange. CTX is in the Energy industry.
Asciano Group (AIO) closed this week lower at $1.72. Asciano Group (AIO) is Australia's leading infrastructure owner, with its principal activities focused on transport infrastructure, consisting of ports and rail assets, and related operations and services. ASCIANO GROUP was the a losing stock this week on the ASX 100 diminishing their stock price by -$0.03 or -1.714%. Asciano Group shares can be traded by share traders on the Australian Stock Exchange. AIO is in the Transportation industry.
Macquarie Airports (MAP) ended this week weaker at $3.00. Macquarie Airports (MAP) is an Australian entity publicly traded by the Macquarie Bank Group. Its operation involves investment of funds in different airports worldwide specifically Australia's Sydney Airport, Belgium's Brussels Airport, Italy's Rome Airport, Denmark's Copenhagen Airport, UK's Birmingham Airport and Bristol Airport. MACQUARIE AIRPORTS was the one of the worst performers on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$0.05 or -1.639%. Macquarie Airports shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian stock market. MAP is in the Transportation industry.
News Corporation (NWS) ended this week weaker at $17.65. News Corporation or NewsCorp (NYSE: NWS, NWS.A; ASX: NWS, NWSLV) is a diversified international media and entertainment company. NewsCorp had total assets of approximately US$69 billion and total annual revenues of approximately US$31 billion as of December 31, 2007. NEWS CORPORATION was the one of the worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$0.27 or -1.507%. News Corporation shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian stock market. NWS is in the Media industry.
Telecom Corporation Of New Zealand Limited (TEL) ended this week weaker at $1.48. Telecom Corporation of New Zealand (TEL) is the principal supplier of information technology and telecommunications services in New Zealand and in Australia. TELECOM CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED was the one of the worst performing stocks on the ASX 100 decreasing their stock price by -$0.02 or -1.333%. Telecom Corporation Of New Zealand Limited shares can be bought and sold by investors on the Australian stock market. TEL is in the Telecommunication Services industry.
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