Looking for inspiration Gaza? If you like trading and achieve a...

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Knowing what other investors are trading may give you Gaza useful insights into companies and sectors to research. It may help you spot opportunities, or help you consider where to start.

Take a closer look at the most commonly traded Australian shares based on contract note volumes (bought or sold) by CommSec clients to inspire you and kick start your share portfolio.
To view the most commonly traded international shares by CommSec clients, click here.
BetaShares Nasdaq 100 ETF (NDQ) was the most traded investment by CommSec clients, with buyers accounting for 92% of trades in the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF).
NDQ is an ETF which aims to track the performance of the NASDAQ 100 index of companies, including Apple, Microsoft, Amazon.com, Google, Facebook and Tesla.
Pilbara Minerals (PLS) was the second most traded stock, with the lithium producer’s shares lifting by 11.5% last week and 31.5% so far this month. Strong demand for lithium used to make batteries has helped PLS shares more than double this calendar year.
Commonwealth Bank (CBA) edged higher by 0.27% last week, with buyers accounting for 57% of trades in Australia’s largest bank. CBA posted a near 20% lift in full year cash profit to $8.653bn, recorded a lift in home lending, deposits and business lending. It declared a $2 per share final dividend, payable to eligible shareholders on 29 September, together with a $6bn buy-back.
Sayona Mining (SYA) a mining company which primarily explores for lithium and graphite – rose by 38.1%, was the fourth most traded stock and extended its winning streak to a fourth consecutive week.
Novonix (NVX) develops and supplies battery materials, equipment and services to the lithium-ion battery market in North America. It joined some other stocks in the lithium space with gains of ~35% last week. Sellers accounted for 56% of trades in the $1.6bn company.
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