The tables below highlight the best and worst performing stocks in the Russell 3000 over the past 5 days, the past 3 months, and year to date.
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Paul, it would be more interesting if the "best performers YTD" didn't include acquisitions, since those are not going to repeat their torrid YTD performance the rest of the year -- at least not with those ticker symbols.
The number of acquisitions (MDCC, STTX, WEBX) in the Top 10 does show what a strong bid there has been underneath equity valuations.
Posted by: Bond investor | March 26, 2007 at 11:46 AM