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From: | "Mike Hudson" <mikehudson@clear.net.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 6 Dec 2001 15:49:48 +1300 |
Here are the results for the penultimate month of the competition. Only a collapse in the price of APF can stop Chris Castle now. The Castle portfolio is now worth $107,051, over $30,000 ahead of his nearest rival. I can hear the smacking of lips from here. We now have 34 out of the 75 portfolios in the black. Top Five: The only change to the top five is George Hill coming in at number five at the expense of the Port Port. Moving up: Ord Minett up 16 to 43 (CAH ADV) J B Were up 9 to 26 CSFB up 9 to 27 (FAP) David Adams up 9 to 64 (CAH)
Sliding Down: Keith Frankum down 27 to 54 Maverick down 20 to 64 Iccon down 13 to 50 Andrea Moffat down 10 to 33 Ian Moffat down 9 to 57 SS Barney down 9 to 39 Reality setting in for MSL and VTL knocked most of these Best Broker ABN AMRO $67,880 (3rd ) Worst Broker DF Mainland (72nd) $32,834 Share Gainers – ADV 57% APF 47% TTP 26% RNS 26% CSG 23% Share losers: MSL 34% SMP 20% VTL 16% BRY 16% FOR 12% Dividends WHS, FBU, PFI, SAN, CEN, NTH, STU, MRP If I have missed any please let me know. Delisted Ytd. FEG, EFC, NUF, TWRCA, MON, FAP*, TAS * I have converted the FAP shares to FPA and FPH as per the reconstruction and split the cash component equally between the two. Winning/Losing portfolios (YTD) J F M A M J J A S O N Winning 53 44 27 39 38 38 47 38 19 30 34 Losing 22 31 48 36 37 37 28 37 56 45 41 Total portfolio value: Opening = 75 x $50k Opening $ 3.750m Jan $ 3.796m Feb $ 3.812m Mar $ 3.640m Apr $ 3.801m May $ 3.821m June $ 3.796m July $ 3.959m Aug $ 3.797m Sept $ 3.357m Oct $ 3.554m Nov $ 3.697m
The full table will follow Cheers Mike H |
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