Best UK 100 risers from 1-Nov (by no. of years)
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Remember, these are past statistics. Statistics are great for identifying trends, but given what happened in Q3, we may see some of the most discounted stocks such as Glencore (GLEN), Anglo American (AAL) and Standard Chartered (STAN) post sizeable % gains into this year’s end, while fellow laggard Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN) could improve upon its average 9% gain.
Conversely, BG Group (BG.) may just be headed for a down period this year after oil prices collapsed. Note also the complete absence of banks from either table. With Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY) shares tumbling on PPI provisions, but with a positive outlook remaining growth and recovery-wise and a now even more attractive share price, might we see the much talked of bank rally into year-end? Note that one must always take stock of current market conditions in order to gauge the particular mood right now.
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