Surely a company that is increasing profits in a majority of its business in the current climate is a pretty positive thing. When we come out of this downturn, WES will fly. If your planning on holding for more than a year you can't go wrong, you'll get great dividends and I'm sure it will be back in the $40's in 2010. Here in Darwin where the financial crisis seems to have had little effect, Bunnings has a near monopoly on hardware business, they would be raking it in with their two new superstores.
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $64.85 | $65.16 | $64.19 | $87.44M | 1.351M |
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| 2 | 3120 | $64.43 |
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| $64.44 | 1250 | 2 |
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