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Victoria Gold, (TSX-V: VIT), +$0.79, 0.28%, $54.90, is a gold exploration company with a focus on exploration, project development, acquisitions and marketing. The stock traded actively last Friday with a 28% price increase and over 17 million shares traded. The company announced its results from the diamond drill hole BH-2 at the Santa Fe location in Nevada. It was released that BH2 returned encouraging results and the company is especially hopeful as this was the second hole drilled at the Santa Fe location. Results from the BH-2 summary table "exceeded the expectations of Victoria and are especially encouraging¦" stated Chad Williams, President and CEO of Victoria. Victoria's exploration activities at the Santa Fe location started in the summer of 2009.

Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN), +$25.04, 26.80%, $118.49, AMAZON.com was truly amazing last Friday. The company's shares have surpassed their 52-week high and ended the day at $118.49. It is worth noting that almost a year ago (Nov.20.08) AMZN closed at $34.68. What triggered these numbers could be attributed to the third quarter earnings as reported by the on-line retailer. Amazon's reported operating cash flow was $2.25 billion for the last twelve months, compared to $1.27 billion for the previous period ending September 30, 2008. The company saw a free cash flow increase of 98% to $1.92 billion for the last twelve months in comparison to $0.97 billion for the twelve months prior, ending September 30, 2008. Complete numbers can be viewed on the company's website. It is also necessary to mention that Kindle, a wireless reading device, has become the #1 selling item at Amazon.com, which also contributed to the reported earnings.

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL), +$0.05, 0.32%, $15.48, although the company made small gains last Friday, it had not gone unnoticed as over 27 million shares traded hands by the end of the day. The company, who worked closely with Microsoft during the development stages of Windows 7, has entered into a contract with Premier Purchasing Partners, LP, and will offer competitive rates on computers to Premier member hospitals and healthcare providers. Premier members include more than 2,200 U.S. hospitals and 63,000 healthcare associates. As for Dell and its relationship with Windows 7, consumers can expect more then 80 DELL models to be equipped with the new operating system, including the 10-inch Inspiron Mini 10 notebook and the Dell Precision T7500 workstation.

Golden Star Resources Ltd (AMEX: GSS), +0.07, 1.99%, $3.59, managed to close on Oct 23, 2009 on a positive note given the volume was the lowest in three days with 2.6 million shares traded today. The closing price had a $0.07 gain to $3.59. Golden Star Resources is an international gold mining and exploration company, whose primary focus is in West Africa and South America. The company has not released any new information or updates in over a month.

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), $0.00, 0.00%, $4.46, remained on the charts as the most heavily trade security on the NYSE, however its share price managed to remain unchanged from Thursday (Oct 22, 2009) close of $4.46, with over 334 million shares traded on Friday Oct 23, 2009. Citigroup is a global financial service provider.

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