Best UK 100 Performers (Average % gain)
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The table above shows the top 15 performing UK 100 companies by average percentage gains during the Santa Rally period – 5 November to 31 December. Micro Focus, the only company to enjoy a double figure average, is the clear outperformer, while CRH, the only company to log 20 positive years of growth, can also be seen near the top. Three companies that are negative YTD – Merlin Entertainments, ITV and Paddy Power – also feature.
The table below, on the other hand, denotes the worst UK 100 performers from 5 November through until the 31 December by percentage loss, based upon the available data for each company from the past 22 years.
What immediately jumps out from this list of names is the prominence of relatively new London-listed companies on the UK 100 . Names such as Convatec and Mediclinic International may not be as familiar to traders as some of the best performers, however a strong 2017 could see average performance figures improve.
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