Stock Market Companies that fluctuate and turn a big profit quick

Anyone knows that the stock market is a gamble and the only thing for sure with the stock market is that, no one knows for sure.

Having said that there are people who examine the stock market and have an idea of which way they think it may go.

If you wanted to get to know what stocks are worth and compare them to previous prices of that stock you could check it on yahoo finance and it will give you up to previous 5 years price.

If you want to make a big profit quick then you need to focus on companies that fluctuate hourly. The best way to keep an eye on a certain company and to test the water with fantasy money you could go to Yahoo's Fantasy Trader which gives you £100,000 to invest and works with real time share prices on the London Stock Exchange. It is a good way to learn about the patterns on price and I would highly recommend it.

The following are the companies that I have been watching and are worth mentioning

• Royal Dutch Shell A
• MKS (Marks & Spencer)
• SBRY (Sainsburys)
• TSCO (Tesco)
• JD SPORTS

Royal Dutch Shell A

is currently trading at £22.67 and a couple of days ago they were trading at £23.15 over the last 6 months they have been fluctuating between £22-£23 apart from Aug-Oct when they were trading at £21. Wednesday was generally a cracking start to the day for the market that saw a surge in stock price because of a rush to buy into ARM Holdings due to something Apple released in the week.

MKS

Marks and Spencer's share price in January has been fluctuating between £3-£3.40 and over the last few days it has been between £3.30-£3.40, If I had invested in them on the 9th of January with £10,000 and sold them yesterday I could have made £927. If there price drops to the £3.20 mark maybe it might be worth an investment

SBRY

Sainsburys have been doing well this month and are currently trading at £2.88. This company fluctuates up and down frequently but from what I have seen it only fluctuates between £2.86-£2.92

TSCO.L

Tesco's price after Christmas fell dramatically wiping £5 Billion off their share prices. The company before Christmas was trading at £4.10, about 11th January their price crashed down to £3.10 wiping £1 per share. They are currently trading at £3.21 so they are on the up and like the other companies I have mentioned they are a blue chip company so I cant' see them going anywhere fast. I have think the price will bounce back and by Christmas 2012 they should be worth around £4 again

JD Sports

JD fluctuates on the LSE frequently, in the last 5 days the price has ranged between £7.00-£7.40, they are currently trading at £7.15

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I will be updating this hub when I have some more info and enough of it, Please feel free to comment and maybe you have some info you might want to share.