Speaking of creating Shareholder Wealth over time, no its not CSL that performed best . It is Northern Star (NST) and Promedicus (PME) - of course you could argue that both these stocks came from a low base. True, there is no doubt CSL has been the true blue stock . But considering its lofty market cap, and gold's potential to climb from here, NST has more legs I reckon in the months and years ahead.
And Telstra has just been a disaster.... TPG and Vodafone merger will mean greater competition ahead for the behemoth Telco with margins thinning by the day.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 0 5 years ago Today 5-YR Return% 1 PME $ 1.50 $ 26.48 1665.3% 2 NST $ 1.25 $ 13.87 1009.6% 3 CSL $ 89.70 $ 328.45 266.2% 4 CHN $ 0.096 $ 0.30 207.3% 5 REA $ 45.73 $ 115.29 152.1% 6 SAR $ 1.76 $ 4.15 135.5% 7 GOLD ETF (GOLD) $ 130.87 $ 219.95 68.1% 8 RIO TINTO $ 58.84 $ 98.24 67.0% 9 USD GOLD /OZ $ 990 $ 1,572 58.8% 10 RHC $ 50.20 $ 79.56 58.5% 11 NCM $ 19.08 $ 29.12 52.6% 12 EVN $ 2.71 $ 4.11 51.7% 13 XJO (asx200) 5,433 $ 7,097 30.6% 14 BHP $ 30.82 $ 38.59 25.2% 15 WOW $ 35.07 $ 42.73 21.8% 16 CASH 16.0% 17 CBA $ 77.39 $ 88.40 14.2% 18 WBC $ 27.89 $ 25.43 -8.8% 19 NAB $ 32.23 $ 26.47 -17.9% 20 TLS $ 5.20 $ 3.77 -27.5%
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