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Worst Performing Stocks on the S&P ASX 200 for the week. These stocks decreased their share price by the largest percentage on the Australian sharemarket, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) from the previous week of trading (5th week: 31st January to 4th February 2011). Other lists of ASX companies by Market capitalisation. Losers include: SRL, GNS, SXL, PPX, TEL, GFF, LYC, EWC, HST, KZL.

Worst Performing Stocks on the S&P All Ords for the week, on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) this 5th week: 31st January to 4th February 2011. These stocks decreased their stock price by the largest percentage on the Australian sharemarket. Other lists of ASX companies by market capitalisation. Losers on the ASX All Ords last week.

Shares which overperformed on the ASX 200. These stocks increased their share price by the biggest percentage on the Australian stockmarket, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) from the last week of trading (46th week of 2010: 15th November to 19th November). Overperforming ASX 200 stocks include: CDU, MAH, AAX, LLC, AXA, LNC, WOR, IVC, TEN, PRY, SHL, CTX, DJS, SRL, BXB.

ASX200 stock picks which rocked last week. These stocks increased their share price by the biggest percentage on the Australian stockmarket, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) from the last week of trading (45th week of 2010 including the business days of 8th to 12th November). These include: CHC, CDU, MML, ILU, AWE, SVW, CQO, PDN, LYC, SBM, SRL, TEL, GBG, ASL, IPL. Other lists of companies in order of market capitalisation.

Best ASX 200 Stocks from the ASX 200 index. These stocks increased their share price by the most percentage points on the Australian share market, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) from the last week of trading (36th week of 2010: 5th to 10th September). Other lists of Australian companies by Market capitalisation.

Bank of Queensland (BOQ), a company that operates in the provision of financial, banking and related services in Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Northern Territory, ACT and Western Australia was the worst performer in the ASX100 list that lost 8.05 percent or 91 cents to its stock price closing the week at $10.39.

It was the mixture of project development, boardsport manufacturing, developers and operators of toll roads, hardwood forest products, power generation and mining companies who were among the best performing stocks for the week 40 of 2007 on the Australian sharemarket: Leighton Holdings (LEI), Billabong International (BBG), Macquarie Infrastructure (MIG), Gunns (GNS), Babcock & Brown Power (BBP), Straits Resources (SRL). These best performing stocks managed gains over 5.76 percent by the end of the trading week.

Other than Coates Hire, other top performers were: Oil producer Santos increased their value by $1.33 or 11.8 percent to close at $12.58. Other big movers this week were from the ASX200 index: Minara closing $8.69, increased by $1.23 or 16.5 percent. Straits Resources (SRL) closed at $4.35, increasing by 54 cents or 14.17 percent. Finally Incitec Pivot closed at $52.75 increasing their company value by $6.48 or 14 percent