Today's 5-Star Movers

By Motley Fool Staff
January 23, 2009 | Comments (0)

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As fundamentals-focused long-term investors, Fools never base an investment decision on the daily gyrations of the market. But the market's daily price movements can be useful when looking for new stock ideas for further research, or to keep tabs on watch-list stocks.

Below you'll find today's biggest movers among our five-star stocks -- the highest rating awarded by our CAPS community of more than 125,000 investors. Have a look, and then visit us on CAPS to dig in further on each of them.

Company

Up Today

Sector

Sector Past 30 Days

Fools Saying Outperform

Research

Targa Resources
(Nasdaq: NGLS)

12.22%

Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels

10.02%

155 of 159

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Gammon Gold

(NYSE: GRS)

9.73%

Metals and Mining

3.13%

225 of 237

Research

EXCO Resources

(NYSE: XCO)

8.71%

Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels

10.02%

388 of 399

Research

Other Five-Star Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels
Barnwell Industries (AMEX: BRN) up 6.36%
Quicksilver Resources (NYSE: KWK) up 5.70%
Other Five-Star Metals and Mining
Golden Star Resources (AMEX: GSS) up 9.91%
Rubicon Minerals (AMEX: RBY) up 7.89%

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