Here's our look at the stocks making our best and most active lists. Small caps seem to be the main focus among contest traders. And Freemont General is back strong--not only as a most active but as a best performer. It hasn't played itself out yet as news about selling some of the company's subprime loans had an affect. Also--news on Sallie Mae had an impact on more than just iteself. Take a look:

Best performing trades by % gain from Friday's close to Monday's close:
Fremont General  : If you bought on Friday at $7.05 and held/sold on Monday with a close of $8.88, the contestant gained 25.96% on the trade. FMT was up on news that it found a buyer for some of its subprime loans on the secondary market, and that it may sell the bulk of its home-lending business to the same party.
Sallie Mae : If you bought on Friday at $46.76 and held/sold on Monday with a close of $55.05, the contestant gained 17.73% on the trade. Sallie Mae was up on acquisition news.
Trina Solar  : If you bought on Friday at $58.50 and held/sold on Monday with a close of $68.60, the contestant gained 17.26% on the trade.
Nelnet : If you bought on Friday at $24.45 and held/sold on Monday with a close of $28, the contestant gained 14.52% on the trade. Nelnet gained on news that peer Sallie Mae (SLM) agreed to be acquired.
aQuantive  : If you bought on Friday at $28.52 and held/sold on Monday with a close of $32.01, the contestant gained 12.24% on the trade. AQNT is an online ad company and rose on the news that Google agreed to purchase DoubleClick.