Today's 5-Star Movers

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August 21, 2008 | Comments (1)

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Metalico, Inc.

(AMEX: MEA)

8.75%

Steel & Iron

(4.38%)

1012 of 1038

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North American Palladium (USA)

(AMEX: PAL)

8.35%

Industrial Metals & Minerals

(6.80%)

775 of 805

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Lundin Mining Corp (USA)

(AMEX: LMC)

8.26%

Industrial Metals & Minerals

(6.80%)

956 of 987

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Other Five-Star Steel & Iron
Vale (NYSE: RIO) up 2.27%
Gerdau S.A. (ADR) (NYSE: GGB) up 1.89%
Other Five-Star Industrial Metals & Minerals
Cameco Corp (USA) (NYSE: CCJ) up 3.86%
Titanium Metals Corp (NYSE: TIE) up 3.69%

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  • Report this Comment On August 21, 2008, at 12:52 PM, matthewfastred wrote:

    I bought MEA around 11, rode to 15.30 or so, sold, and got back in below 11. This time this stock will break trough 52 week highs.

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