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Nearly 1.5 billion shares and $23 billion traded on yesterday in CNBC's Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge. The top currency trader has more than doubled his money making over $150 thousand since currency trading opened and has held his lead for four straight days. Many of our overall and weekly leader contenders have made more than $40 thousand dollars in currency trading which is helping keep them on the Leaderboard. Check out Sue Herrera's currency tips here and for daily currency updates, go to http://www.cnbc.com/id/22618039.
Contest Widely Helds and Actives:
National City [NCC Loading... ()
] moved into the most widely held in the contest list, displacing RF Micro Devices (RFMD) and moving ahead of Advance Micro Devices (AMD)
AMR Corp [AMR Loading... ()
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The most widely held stock and the most active stock today remains Sirius [SIRI Loading... ()
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Financials took sole possession of most widely helds, at 30%, followed by Industrials at 25%
Sample of Top Trades in the Leaderboard:
- National City [NCC
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EnerSys [ENS Loading... ()
] if you bought on Wednesday before 4pET and held/sold on Thursday, you made 15.47%School Specialty [SCHS Loading... ()
] if you bought on Wednesday before 4pET and held/sold on Thursday, you made 2.40%
Sample of Losing Trades from the Leaderboard:
- Continental Resources [CLR
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] if you bought on Wednesday before 4pET and held/sold on Thursday, you lost -4.28%
Arch Coal [ACI Loading... ()
] if you bought on Wednesday before 4pET and held/sold on Thursday, you lost -3.76%Walter Industries [WLT Loading... ()
] if you bought on Wednesday before 4pET and held/sold on Thursday, you lost -2.45%
Bets for today (June 13):
- Massey Energy [MEE
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- Central European Distribution Corp [CEDC
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- Sadia SA [SDA
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- Palm Inc [PALM
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- North American Energy Ptrs [NOA
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- Lehman [LEH
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- Adobe [ADBE
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- Alon USA [ALJ
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- EnerSys [ENS
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