Its Over, page-2110

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%